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PS Store has revealed the list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in November 2026, as the October lineup has begun rolling out in regions where it’s midday Tuesday, the 20th. As we recently shared, Grand Theft Auto V headlines the games departing next month.

Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the first game leaving PS Plus in November 2026, and it’s a fan-favorite title. The company is notifying membersle in the Extra and Premium catalogs until November 17, when next month’s lineup starts rolling out

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In the coming weeks, Sony will reveal the full list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in November 2026, and we’re back with our monthly predictions for upcoming departures based on the service’s pattern. Those who are playing GTA V from the catalog are advised to wrap it up before GTA VI drops.

A new month has arrived, which means plenty of new games are going to be arriving on Xbox Game Pass, but unfortunately a handful of very popular titles are also preparing to rotate off out of the library when October 15 arrives.

PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members get access to the Game Catalog as part of their subscription. The catalog includes hundreds of games that members can download and play without purchasing them separately. However, while Sony adds a fresh lineup of titles every month, some older games are also regularly removed from the service. Now,…

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As we noted earlier this week, on Tuesday Marvel employees had to make the decision whether to move to Los Angeles or look for another job. While only a few people have publicly posted their decisions, The Beat has confirmed that David Bogart, svp of operations and procurement, publishing, will not be making the move…

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