Sony just announced the monthly games coming to the PS Plus service for July 2025. By Yashodhan Naidu Updated: June 26, 2025, 6:51 p.m.

It's one of our favourite traditions — whenever a PS Studios game reaches launch day, every other team under Sony's umbrella celebrates with bespoke artwork, sharing them on social media.

Also coming to PS Plus on 1 July are The King of Fighters XV (PS5, PS4) and Jusant (PS5 only). The former is the latest in SNK's famed fighting franchise.

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Players on PS VR and PS VR2 will still be able to keep playing Beat Saber, and any tracks released before today will still be available to buy and use in the game. Beat Saber will still be available ...

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During Wednesday night’s "NBA Countdown" on ABC, NBA commissioner Adam Silver responded to criticism of the digitally inserted images of the Larry O’Brien Trophy shown on the court during the ...

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Logos plans to begin deploying satellites in late 2027, pending FCC approvals. Credit: Logos Space Services TAMPA, Fla. — Logos Space Services has raised $50 million to advance engineering plans ...

A basic revamp of a government agency focused on advising businesses and workers on how to protect jobs while shifting to a ‘Net Zero economy’ has cost the taxpayer $180,000.