Browsing: September

PS Store has revealed the initial list of games leaving PS Plus Extra and Premium in September 2026, as the August lineup has begun rolling out in regions where it’s Tuesday, the 18th. As we predicted, Persona 5 Tactica is among the games departing next month.

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Minecraft Dungeons II, the co-op dungeon-crawler sequel from Mojang Studios and Double Eleven, joins the service the same day it launches everywhere else — September 29 — as a Game Pass day-one title priced at $29.99 for those purchasing outright. The Minecraft Dungeons II Xbox reveal confirmed day-one access on Game Pass Ultimate and PC…

The moderately successful Star Wars film The Mandalorian and Groguwill be available to stream the film hit theaters and six weeks after it became available to rent or purchase in a digital format

As summer turns to fall, Netflix’s September lineup includes a mix of returning series, new movies, and live events. Here’s an updated, yet still very early look at everything we know that’s coming to Netflix in the US throughout the month. 

For Faudafans from around the world, the suspense is over, or rather, it’s about to begin: Netflix announced Monday it will show the fifth season of the acclaimed Israeli series around the world beginning on September 8.

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.

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On 11 September, a European regulation starts applying to products with digital elements. Sim racing hardware appears to qualify. The date itself is minor. What it points to, fifteen months later, is not.