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Sony will once again delight gamers with great deals
Sony has a great set of games to offer
All progress made will be carried over to the full version of the game
Gamers from North America, Australia and Europe are participating in the campaign
Two iconic Resident Evil games will be available on the Premium plan at once
Sony raised its 2025 profit forecast to ¥1.33 trillion on the back of increased PlayStation activity, anime success and steady music streaming revenue.
Sony has put together a great line-up of games for August
The selection will be available from 5 August
You have a little over a month to familiarise yourself with these games
One game will appear in the catalogue the day it is released
Sony has a great selection of games
Get your wallets ready, because this weekend PlayStation Plus celebrates its 15th anniversary. In honour of this milestone, PlayStation is teasing subscribers with limited-time discounts on the PS Store. This is your chance to buy your favourite games at attractive prices, as well as get a number of additional benefits.
PlayStation fans who have been dreaming of diving back into classic PS3 games via streaming on PS Plus Premium, hold on! When the retro-oriented subscription tier was introduced a few years ago, many took it as a chance to free up titles stuck on the old system. However, that hope never materialised: most of the PS3 library on PS Plus Premium is simply a copy of what was on PS Now before it was reorganised, and there have been very few new additions since launch. In fact, the first two Resistance titles appeared on the service and then were removed less than six months later! This leaves fans of Grand Theft Auto 4 and Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots with little hope of their favourite games being rescued.
If you were hoping that Sony would follow Microsoft's lead and add its exclusives to PS Plus right after release, we have news for you: that's not going to happen! Sony is sticking to its tried and true strategy of not wanting to devalue its top-notch content by adding it to the service at launch.
PlayStation users will be able to play online games without a subscription this coming weekend
