Humble Bundles were originally a PC-only thing. Then, we started seeing Android game and ebook bundles. The Nintendo bundles were the first to let people get a group of console or handheld games at once, and now even that range has expanded. The Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle is the first Humble Bundle to include PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 games.
There are three tiers to the Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle. The first is the $1 and up level, which gives you Final Fight Double Impact for the PS3, Strider for either the PS3 or PS4, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix for the PS3, Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 for the PS3, and a 45% off coupon for Street Fighter V . Beat the average, and Lost Planet 3 for the PS3, Mega Man 9 for the PS3 , Mega Man 10 for the PS3 , Okami HD for the PS3, Remember Me for the PS3, Resident Evil HD for the PS3 or PS4, and Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix for the PS3 are added to the bundle. For $15, you get Devil May Cry HD Collection for the PS3, Resident Evil 0 Remastered for the PS3 or PS4, and a 50% off coupon for the Mega Man Legacy Collection . Clearly, the $15 level is the one to shoot for. The charities supported are the American Red Cross, Rett Syndrome, and Save the Children.
There’s one quirk to this bundle. While the standard PC, mobile, ebook, and Nintendo Humble Bundles all add additional games when the second week rolls around, there’s no such mention of that in regards to the Humble Capcom PlayStation Bundle. There’s no icon on the beat the average tier saying more will be added next week. I guess what you see is what you can get between now and September 6, 2016.
Source: Humble Bundle