The reveal date for the PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2025 games is June 11th . Sony always reveals the Extra and Premium games on a Wednesday one week after the release of the Essentials.

The official PS Plus landing page has everything you need to know, including how much you can save on each tier. A 12-month sub to the base Essential tier is currently $63.99 (was $79.99). For the ...

Google’s new ‘G’ logo appeared on stage during the I/O 2025 keynote, and is now live in more apps and the web. The new logo made its debut with the Google app on Android and iOS last week.

To help, I’m ranking every game coming to the PS Plus Extra and Premium game catalogs this month so you know what to expect as you sift through these newly added titles. 10.

PS Plus Essential May 2025 reveal date The PS Plus Essential May 2025 reveal date is Wednesday, April 30 at 8.30am PDT / 11.30am EDT / 4.30pm BST.

In a nutshell: Retro Remake is now accepting pre-orders for the SuperStation One, an open-source FPGA clone of Sony's PS One console (itself, a redesigned version of the original PlayStation).

Despite the PS5 being halfway into its lifecycle, Sony 's PS Plus subscription still caters to stragglers on PS4, as well as packing in free games for PSVR 2 owners as well so you're guaranteed ...

PS Plus Extra is a step-up tier and costs £10.99 / $14.99 / AU$18.95 per month. For that, you get everything the same as Essential, but also access to a regularly updated game catalogue that ...

Today the company has announced limited-edition versions of both the PS5 and PS5 Pro with gray plastic shells and multicolored PlayStation logos, inspired by the gray plastic shells of the original.

From there, the Paralympics logo shifted twice more before reaching its current design in 2019. The logos aren't the only things that are different about the Paralympic and Olympic Games.

PS Plus Premium is pricier, at £13.49 / $17.99 a month, but adds cloud streaming and an extended library of classic and retro games. It includes PSVR2 titles too now, it seems.

Teiyu Goto, who designed the PS consoles, was especially keen with the logo design as well and wanted it to reflect a ‘fun’ feeling. “The colorfulness was very important.