November may have only just begun but that hasn’t stopped PS Plus subscribers from wondering which titles they will be losing next month.
Although being a PlayStation Plus subscriber can save you quite a lot of money, it is also quite a stressful experience considering that Sony regularly removes games from the service before you even get the chance to play them.
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However, with each new month offering brand-new titles, it makes sense to make room and one user over on r/PlayStationPlus always has quite a good idea about which games will be leaving the service each month.
According to kayrakaanonline, PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members may lose access to one notable franchise.
The Mega Man franchise, to be exact.
If their process is correct, the Mega Man Legacy Collection, Mega Man Legacy Collection 2, and Mega Man 11 will be leaving PS Plus in December.
This is because Capcom usually makes a deal with PlayStation which allows the latter to add the studio’s games for one-year only.
Considering the Mega Man titles arrived in December 2023, it would make sense that next month will mark the end of the contract.
As well as Mega Man, kayrakaanonline believes that SEGA’s Judgment may also get the chop after spending 24 months in the PS Plus game library.
However, titles such as Monster Hunter: Rise and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin are unlikely to follow suit and should be sticking around for a bit longer.
“This month seems to be calm, especially if you are not interested in Mega Man. And Judgment.
Though, you should probably be interested in Judgment. Or that series in general. They are awesome”, the Reddit user shared.
Although it is sad to see these games leave, it also means we will see some brand-new ones added so let us hope it is worth the sacrifice.
Topics: Playstation Plus, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Sony