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Sony will soon reveal the list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in September 2026, and we’re back with our monthly predictions for upcoming departures based on the service’s pattern. Fans of Persona games should try to prioritize Persona 5 Tactica, as it’s set to complete a year on the service.

You can claim a free taster of an acclaimed 10/10 RPG right now on PlayStation 5, and you don’t even need PS Plus.

The PlayStation Portal now allows owners to cloud stream purchased digital PS5 games without Remote Play. Some PS Plus Premium subscribers use the feature to avoid buying a console entirely. Unfortunately, likely due to a technical snafu, popular titles, including Ghost of Yōtei, became inaccessible.

The PlayStation 5 has been entertaining audiences since 2020. Granted, the PlayStation brand has lost a lot of trust ever since Sony announced it would stop printing physical discs in 2028, but the PS5 itself is still an excellent console. Even buying a used PS5 delivers excellent value. But there’s always room for improvement.

A new PS5 RPG recently released on the PS Store has left a very positive impression with PlayStation fans. To this end, it has a 4.82 out of 5 rating on the digital Sony store, which is a 96 on a 100-point scale. This is obviously a very good score, and it’s not based on…

In case you missed it, Sony has already confirmed a PS Plus PremiumAugust 2026 game for the PS5 and PS4. Included in June’s PlayStation State of Play was the announcement that Capcom’s PS2 action RPG / hack-and-slash game Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams will join the classics lineup this month.

When PlayStation released the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in 2005, it successfully filled the hunger for a handheld version of the popular PlayStation 2 console. Sony began sunsetting the original PSP in 2012, releasing the Vita as its successor in February 2012 – the hope was to ride the wave of the PSP, which sold over 76 million…

PlayStation Plus subscribers are getting one of the best additions they’ve had in a while, which is saying a lot considering what’s recently joined the service.

After launching back in July on the Xbox Series (and after launching on Steam last year), it’ll be the PlayStation 5‘s turn to experience Binary Lunar‘s psychological horror title Nightmare Shift later this week. Drawing on films in the style of Lee Kwon‘s 2018 Korean film Door Lock, Nightmare Shift will launch on Sony’s console…

On July 1, 2026 , Sony Interactive Entertainment announced that it would stop producing physical discs for PlayStation games. This announcement was relatively ill-received by many around the world, but its implications are especially significant in China, where Japanese console makers play a unique role despite China’s relatively small console market.