Sony is going through a period of pretty unprecedented unpopularity right now, after their decision to move away from physical media drew the understandable ire of fans, both old and new. That controversy isn't going to go away any time soon either, unless the unlikely scenario of the company reversing its decision comes about at some point.
That said, the PlayStation remains the only console that a lot of players have access to right now, particularly with just how much new ones cost in light of the hardware crisis. If you are still maining the console, you likely also take advantage of PlayStation Plus, which brings monthly free games to players at no cost beyond their subscription.
Now, we're starting to learn about what November is going to look like for the service, and it's off to a less than encouraging start that won't fill large portions of the community with joy.
One of the most galling things about PlayStation Plus (and other equivalent services) is that, while we obviously get new games to play every month, we also lose games that fall by the wayside at the same time. November is no exception, and we're losing a lot of...
