List of Instant Game Collection games (PAL region, 2011)

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This is a list of Instant Game Collection games which have been available to PlayStation Plus members in the PAL region during 2011, covering Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, Africa and Oceania.

Contents

There are 68 games on this list.

List

No.
overall		No. in
year		GamePlatform(s)Date addedDate removedRef.
PS3 Vita PS TV PSP
301 Shatter PS35 January 20112 February 2011 [1]
312Pipe MadnessPS3VitaPS TVPSP
323KahootsPS3VitaPS TVPSP
334 G-Police PS3VitaPS TVPSP
345 Magician Lord PS32 February 20112 March 2011 [2]
356 Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West PS3
367KarimogiPS3VitaPS TVPSP
378 BreakQuest PS3VitaPS TVPSP
389I Must Run!PS3VitaPS TVPSP
3910 Stacking PS39 February 2011 [3]
4011Flying HamsterPS3VitaPS TVPSP14 February 2011 [4]
4112 Sonic the Hedgehog PS32 March 20116 April 2011 [5]
4213 Astro Tripper PS3
4314 Guilty Gear PS3VitaPS TVPSP
4415Pix'n Love RushPS3VitaPS TVPSP
4516 Enigmo PS3VitaPS TVPSP
4617 Red Faction: Battlegrounds PS36 April 201115 June 2011 [6]
4718 Sonic the Hedgehog 2 PS3
4819 Prince of Persia Classic PS3
4920 Creatures: Raised in Space PS3VitaPS TVPSP
5021Duæl InvadersPS3VitaPS TVPSP
5122DynogemsPS3VitaPS TVPSP
5223 Pain PS320 April 2011 [7]
5324 Burnout Paradise PS32 June 20116 July 2011 [8]
5425 Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers PS3
5526 Streets of Rage 2 PS3
5627 James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod PS3VitaPS TVPSP
5728Babel: The King of the BlocksPS3VitaPS TVPSP
5829The 2D Adventures of Rotating Octopus CharacterPS3VitaPS TVPSP
5930 Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars PS36 July 20113 August 2011 [9]
6031 Golden Axe PS3
6132 Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver PS3VitaPS TVPSP
6233Dr. Maybee and the Adventures of ScarygirlPS3VitaPS TVPSP
6334 JellyCar 2 PS3VitaPS TVPSP
6435Me Monstar: Hear Me Roar!PS3VitaPS TVPSP
6536 Castle Crashers PS313 July 2011 [10]
6637 Comet Crash PS326 July 2011 [11]
6738 Comix Zone PS33 August 20117 September 2011 [12]
6839 Crash Commando PS3
6940 Rayman PS3VitaPS TVPSP
7041OMG-Z!PS3VitaPS TVPSP
7142Bashi BlocksPS3VitaPS TVPSP
7243 Plants vs. Zombies PS37 September 20115 October 2011 [13]
7344 Altered Beast PS3
7445Jelly PopsPS3VitaPS TVPSP
7546KaleidoscopePS3VitaPS TVPSP
7647 Resident Evil: Director's Cut PS3VitaPS TVPSP
Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Germany and New Zealand)PS3VitaPS TVPSP
7748 Costume Quest PS35 October 201119 October 2011 [14]
78491000 Tiny ClawsPS3VitaPS TVPSP
7950 Speedball 2: Evolution PS3VitaPS TVPSP
8051 Street Smart PS3VitaPS TVPSP2 November 2011
8152 Arc the Lad (Japanese import)PS3VitaPS TVPSP
8253 Dead Nation PS3VitaPS TV26 October 2011 [15]
8354Alien Zombie DeathPS3VitaPS TVPSP
8455Age of ZombiesPS3VitaPS TVPSP
8556 Hydrophobia Prophecy PS32 November 20117 December 2011 [16]
8657Rumble TrucksPS3VitaPS TVPSP
8758 Where Is My Heart? PS3VitaPS TVPSP
8859 Crash Bandicoot PS3VitaPS TVPSP
8960 Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back PS3VitaPS TVPSP
9061 Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped PS3VitaPS TVPSP
9162 Crash Team Racing PS3VitaPS TVPSP
9263 Tomb Raider: Underworld PS37 December 20114 January 2012 [17]
9364 Cool Boarders PS3VitaPS TVPSP
9465SneeziesPS3VitaPS TVPSP
9566OrbitPS3VitaPS TVPSP
9667 Marvel Pinball PS314 December 2011

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