First PS1 Games Included In New PS Plus Reportedly Leaked
The first PS1games that could be coming to PlayStation Plus Premium have reportedly leaked online. The upcoming PlayStation Plus revamp will introduce tiers, with the most expensive being PlayStation Plus Premium, which will add retro titles from the PS1, PS2, and PSP.
Sony has revealed that 340 games will be made available to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers at launch, but it's unknown which games will be added. The first-party Sony games seem to be the most likely to arrive on day one, but there are questions regarding the third-party games. The PlayStation line of consoles has been supported by some incredible third-party studios over the years and, for many users, they would need to be brought on board to make the service worthwhile. It seems likely that the Syphon Filter games are coming to PlayStation Plus, thanks to an age rating in Korea, but this has yet to be confirmed by Sony.
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It seems that Sony has started to add PS1 games to its backend service, in anticipation of the new PlayStation Plus launch in June. According to Redditor the_andshrew, Sony has added three PS1 games to PSN's backend, namely Tekken 2, Ridge Racer 2, and Mr. Driller. These include the internal ID numbers for the games and the links to their images on the official PlayStation website. These games have yet to be announced by Sony and should still be taken as rumors for the time being.
The addition of a Tekken game to PlayStation Plus Premium is a good sign, even if it's not the one that fans might want. Tekken 3 is regarded as one of the best PS1 games of all time and it was a huge draw for the system back in the day. The same is also true of Ridge Racer 2, as most fans
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