PS2 games on PS Plus: Release date and full list
Playing older games has never been easier, particularly with the advent of subscription services like PlayStation Plus.
Fortunately for anyone in need of a retro fix, Sony has just announced a new line-up of PS2 games that are coming to the platform in June.
From 4th June, members will also have access to the likes of a modern sequel in a classic franchise Streets of Rage 4, as well as arcade-y wrestling game AEW Fight Forever and SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake.
There are already a ton of classic PS2 games available to play on the service, such as Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy and War of the Monsters, as well as PS1 games like Resident Evil and Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee.
Read on to see what is joining those titles in June.
A new line-up of PS2 games will be landing on PS Plus on 11th June 2024.
That is a week after the subscription service’s Essential games list is updated, so at least there will be some new games to play while we wait for the PS2 titles to be added.
Streets of Rage 4 is the best place to start if you’re in need of a retro fix, as it builds upon the original trilogy’s beat 'em up gameplay, but adds a fresh lick of modern paint.
In total, there are three new games coming to PS Plus in June 2024. The list is below:
It’s an interesting list that adds another way for Tomb Raider fans to plunge Lara Croft’s back catalogue of titles after a remastered version of the original trilogy released in February.
The inclusion of Star Wars: The Clone Wars also fleshes out PS Plus's existing list of games set in a galaxy far, far away, which also includes The Phantom Menace and Rebel Assault II, among others.
Not everyone can access PS2 games on PS Plus, as they are only available to subscribers of the Premium tier.
Premium is the top bundle of the three available, and costs £13.49 a month to be a part of.
Along with access to the Classics Catalogue (which also includes PS1 and PSP games), subscribers also get everything included in lower tiers, such
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