Sony has revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra subscribers this month, with November's offerings including Dying Light 2, Like a Dragon: Ishin!, and GTA5 (presumably for ...

Sony's PlayStation Plus is an enticing subscription service that offers a lot of value. Here is almost everything someone ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment on the PlayStation Blog has revealed the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog games for November 2024. The PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Game Catalog and Classics will ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment have released the PlayStation Plus monthly games for November 2024. The games will be available until Monday, December 3, 2024. Race over 130 vehicles, including Hot ...

A new batch of games, and there's a lot, are being added to PlayStation Plus in November. While PS Plus Extra members can enjoy eleven full games, it's the Premium catalog that is more interesting ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the November 2024 Game Catalog lineup for Extra and Premium subscribers, and Classics Catalog titles for Premium subscribers. Get the details below ...

November’s PlayStation Plus lineup is packed with games this month, both in terms of quality and quantity. However, with Grand Theft Auto 6 on the horizon (hopefully sometime next year ...

PS3 classics coming to PS Plus Extra & Premium subscribers As seen on the PlayStation Blog, PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will have access to the 12 games added to the Game Catalog.

PS Plus deals can score you additional discounts on your PlayStation subscription, but they can be difficult to find these days. Since Sony adopted a new tiered system, retailers have been unable ...

PlayStation Plus is adding some exciting games for November 2024. These include Dying Light 2: Stay Human, Digimon Survive, Grand Theft Auto V, Overcooked, and more. The classics that are getting ...

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