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Take aim in Sniper Elite: Resistance, shape a diamond dynasty in MLB The Show 26, buddy up for larks and adventures in Wobbly Life, and enjoy some classically-designed JRPG goodness with Chained Echoes. Together, the four games form the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games for September. All be available to PlayStation Plus members* from Tuesday September…

August has almost drawn to a close, with September’s essential tier PlayStation Plus line-up due to officially be unveiled tomorrow, on Wednesday August 25.

A reliable insider has revealed the PlayStation Plus free monthly games for September 2026.

The Nintendo and PC platforms arguably have the best offerings for cozy gamers, but PlayStation is also home to a few notable mentions.

Over the last decade, Marvel games have been pretty consistently solid. Seldom are they in the Game of the Year conversation, but seldom do they flop. To this end, over the last decade there has only been a single high-profile miss, and that was 2020’s Marvel’s Avengers. There wasMarvel vs Capcom: Infinite in 2017, which…

While several shows are debuting new seasons on Disney+ this fall, including Season 3 of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” the streamer appears to be in a slump when it comes to original fall content, with only a small handful of new series and specials premiering in the coming months.

PlayStation Plus subscribers can claim free FortniteDLC as Chapter 7 Season 4: Override gets underway. The free bundle includes a new cosmetic outfit, Shield Pickaxe and Back Bling, but it won’t be available forever. If you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you’ll want to claim the free FortniteDLC before it disappears further down the line.

A recent PlayStation Plus free game is being hailed as a “masterpiece” by subscribers on PS5. It’s not being hailed as a masterpiece by subscribers on PS4 because there is no PS4 version of the game, despite the game being more than capable of running on the console. That said, users of the 13-year-old PlayStation…

A PlayStation Plus freebie that arrived earlier this week is a rarity; it’s a PS1 game with trophy support, and it’s about time this became more of a standard.

For decades, the halls of Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney’s in-house department responsible for designing theme parks and cruise ships, were kept in utmost secrecy. Whenever coffee table books and the occasional Travel Channel television special share a peek behind the curtain, fans and casual audiences alike are captivated.