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Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi says returning to a Square Enix building after 20 years "was like returning to your home in the countryside, this old home that your parents always had.”
If you want to solve today’s puzzle before dinner, you might want to use these clues. Today, there are some categories that shake things up, and it is fair to say that this can, in turn, make it difficult if you do not have the right knowledge ahead of time. To make it a little easier, we have some tips and tricks to help you out.
's story altered so drastically from the original its open ending could lead Cloud Strife and his companions anywhere in the world. While there are story beats from the original game the plot is likely to follow, there are definitely changes to be explored in which could completely shift the expected route of the narrative.
Dying Light: The Beast is a new stand-alone game that brings back the legendary hero Kyle Crane into a new zombie adventure. You get to play as Kyle Crane, where you explore a rural area, as Kyle Crane realizes there is more at stake than revenge.
More games will be added to the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra game catalog in less than a week, so now is the best time to catch up on some July additions you might have missed. Last month was a surprisingly strong one for the service, as it got plenty of compelling additions across all fronts. While additions like Remnant II and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion garnered the most attention as the highest-profile releases, several games that are more underrated than those slipped into PS Plus’ game catalog at the same time. As such, I’m recommending three of those games to people looking for something to play on PS Plus this weekend.
While August has just begun, we need to wait a bit longer until new games hit each tier of PlayStation Plus, Sony’s video game subscription service. Despite that, it’s actually a good time to catch up on some of the other games that recently joined the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra Game Catalog. Last month’s lineup for the service was particularly great as well, so from PSP games to exhilarating sports games, there are some recently added titles to check out. If you’re looking for something to play this weekend, one of these games is worth a shot.
PlayStation has announced the monthly PlayStation Plus games for August.
Although June 2024 had a really rough lineup for the four games given to PlayStation Plus members, those on a higher tier would have access to a better lineup, with some for the PSVR 2 and some classics for that hit of nostalgia. Between June and July 2024, PS Plus Extra lost 48% of its Player Count despite having what seemed to be the better lineup of games.