Despite the high quality of the 2002/2019/2020 remakes of these three classics, they are pure and simple not the same experiences as the originals. This one should come as no surprise, especially after my history of begging for them. Note: some obvious ones such as games on PS3 have been excluded due to still being available on other modern platforms or are already on PS Now. In no particular order (and in a few cases counting bundles as one game because it’s my list and I make the rules), check out our dream list. Obviously, not all of these are going to be making any launch cut, or even be on a shortlist of games PlayStation might consider, but that doesn’t mean we can’t dream, damnit. While many are still available digitally on PlayStation 3, we’d really, really love a reason to finally put the dusty old thing to bed (mine has been struggling badly as of late, and it’s my only way of playing many of these games). As horror fans, this might be the best news we’ve heard in a while, as the PlayStation family of consoles was one of the very best places for the genre.Īs such, we’ve put together a list of games that we would absolutely be over the moon to see as part of the service. PlayStation has somewhat famously been disinterested in offering older titles since the PlayStation 3 era - but in the wake of Xbox and Nintendo (such as it is) making a huge push to try and give classic games a platform once again, it seems as though PlayStation may be changing their tune and offering a catalog of PlayStation 1, 2, 3 and Portable games as part of this service on PS4 and 5. Codenamed Spartacus, it will be merging PlayStation’s existing PS+ membership with its streaming service, PlayStation Now - as well as an all-new third tier to these services: classic games. Yesterday, games journalist Jason Schreier broke the story that PlayStation appears to be gearing up for a massive overhaul of its PlayStation+ online service.

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