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PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will receive up to 10 games in September
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PS Plus Extra and Premium subscribers will receive up to 10 games in September

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General10 September 2026 at 15:39

Sony published the list of PS4 and PS5 games that will be incorporated into the Extra and Premium PlayStation Plus plan catalogs during September. A total of ten game titles were announced.

Eight of these titles will be destined for the Game Catalog, available to subscribers of the Extra and Premium tiers of the platform. The remaining two games will be exclusives reserved exclusively for Premium plan subscribers.

All these games will be available starting September 15 for players who have the higher-tier PlayStation Plus subscriptions. Subscribers of these plans will be able to access these games as part of their subscription benefits.

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