PlayStation Plus Premium Unveils Mysterious Game for Users
In recent days, a mysterious game has appeared on PlayStation 3 for some users of PlayStation Plus Premium. This subscription service offered by Sony provides a comprehensive solution for subscribers, granting access to online gaming, the PlayStation Plus Extra catalog of additional games, and a bonus collection of classic titles.
The Premium version of this service encompasses games from the first generation PlayStation all the way up to PlayStation 4, making it a worthwhile investment, especially for retro gaming enthusiasts. Although new titles are regularly added to the collection, one unexpected addition has caught the attention of players – Ratchet & Clank: The Quest For Booty.
Player with the username Claire4Win on Reddit noticed this new game and stated that it wasn’t there just 5 days ago when they last checked the offering. This has caused some confusion, as some users claim the game has been available for months.
The inclusion of this game means that almost all the installments of Ratchet & Clank are now accessible on current generation PlayStation consoles, except for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, which is exclusive to the PS5. PlayStation Plus offers all the Ratchet & Clank games from PlayStation 2, as well as those from PSP, providing fans of the Lombax hero and his robotic companion with many thrilling adventures.
However, if none of these games interest you, there is no need to worry too much. PlayStation Plus is in far better shape than before, despite the slightly uncomfortable price increase. In fact, one of the newest additions to the service is being touted as the “best game of all time” and is worth trying out if you’re looking for something fresh to play.
Downloadable games are only available to PlayStation Plus Extra subscribers, while the collection of classic titles is exclusive to PlayStation Plus Premium owners. However, Essential package users can still download and store three free games every month.
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