The PlayStation Portal receives eight new games for users to stream directly on the device thanks to a new batch of PS Plus ...

Some new evidence suggests that a classic Disney PS2 and PSP game from 2008 may be coming to the PlayStation Plus Premium ...

Another one of upcoming PS Plus Premium classics has apparently been leaked by Taiwan’s rating board website. 2008’s WALL-E, ...

Sony has rolled out another PS Plus Extra and Premium discount offer in the United States and Europe, and it’s a weird one. The percentage of discount applied to both tiers makes Extra and ...

As of Feb. 21, PlayStation owners can snag a 12-month PS Plus Premium membership for $60 off the usual price. That's just $99 ...

PS Plus Extra February 2025, PS Plus Premium February 2025, PS Plus, PlayStation Plus, PS Plus Extra & PS Plus Premium February 2025 Free Games PS4 PS5. Sony Interactive Entertainment confirmed ...

As shared by the folks over at IGN. Sony has announced a new discount for PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra. There’s just one caveat though, this deal only applies to new or expired members.

Premium members also get access to new classic titles, including Patapon 3 and Dropship: United Peace Force. PlayStation Plus Premium is down to $99.99 for 12-months until February 24. Besides ...

Update: The PS Plus February 2025 Extra and Premium games haven’t been revealed yet, but it’s presumed the announcement is being kept for State of Play. This is happening at 2PM PT/5PM ET/10PM ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has lopped the price of 12-month memberships for PS Plus Extra & PS Plus Premium in the US for the next 10 days, saving you up to 37% off the usual asking price to ...

UPDATE 3: As predicted, Sony announced the PS Plus Extra and Premium games during the State of Play event. This includes Star Wars Jedi Survivor, Top Spin 2K24 and the first episode of Lost Records.

All in all, this seems to be a pretty strong lineup for PS Plus, but it’s hard to argue that subscribers are getting fewer games in February than they normally would. Then again, given that ...