best way to spend a £25 psn card?

If you haven`t played Braid I highly recommend it. it is truly a great experience...

I'm just putting a vote against braid. Not worth it, and ends with the developer spitting in your face.

Then again, you might like it if you're a fan of stalking chicks.

If you have RDR, but don't have undead nightmare, I would recommend getting it.

braids concept seems pretty good but it is a bit overpriced. i still don't know wether i should get the first mgs, is it really worth getting?

[quote name='Law' post='3515076' date='Mar 12 2011, 11:23 PM']If you have RDR, but don't have undead nightmare, I would recommend getting it.[/quote]

Agreed, a pretty chunky expansion pack. Storyline is at least 10 hours (I didn't finish it yet, but I have the Xbox 360 version), plus there's all the multiplayer stuff (costumes, weapons, etc) for the kick ass multiplayer.

Puzzle Quest: CotW is a great game. Everyone needs to play it this gen.

Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is good for fans of fighters in general, but be warned: if you haven't played it yet and think it'll be like MvC3, it's not. There's quite a difference between the two that's beyond just graphics and characters.

Chime (it's on the PSN, right?) is a fun game. Worth the cash.

Probably some PSOne Classics are worth buying. I think Metal Gear Solid on there, I think they recently added Xenogears and Parasite Eve as well. Then there's the original Crash and Spyro games to play.

The first MGS game hasn't aged well, if you've played the newer games you might not like how it plays. Don't bother unless you're a huge fan of the series, or have some nostalgia for the first game. It's a great game, but it doesn't have great controls.

[quote name='Law' post='3515076' date='Mar 12 2011, 11:23 PM']I'm just putting a vote against braid. Not worth it, and ends with the developer spitting in your face.[/quote]Honestly, since at the end my jaw dropped down to the floor that spit must have flown right into my....

But you can`t go wrong with something that extends your already owned game, since you know what you get and thus additional DLC is always a good option I guess.

[quote name='Law' post='3515106' date='Mar 12 2011, 11:37 PM']The first MGS game hasn't aged well, if you've played the newer games you might not like how it plays. Don't bother unless you're a huge fan of the series, or have some nostalgia for the first game. It's a great game, but it doesn't have great controls.[/quote]

Indeed, even MGS2 has aged pretty poorly. I'd suggest it more so for the plot between all the games. As bat shit crazy and confusing as it is, I still find it quite gripping to follow.

Or if you have a Gamecube or Wii you can try picking up The Twin Snakes. Just MGS with MGS2 gameplay elements and better graphics.

PSone classics are the best to get. Full, fun games for cheap.

Rayman
Spyro
Crash bandicoot

too lazy to think of others. But they're cheap and awesome.

Suikoden