As much as Sony isn't having a great time at the moment from a public relations perspective (understandably so with their position on physical media), they remain a huge player in the industry. For the current generation at the very least, there are plenty of players who are locked into the PlayStation 5, and a big portion of those are signed up to PlayStation Plus.
The latter subscription service remains a really solid option for those who want to have a broad range of games to play, without having to buy them all individually. It's also a crucial part of the multiplayer scene, and a requirement to participate in the social aspects of many current games.
The only real hazard with playing on PS Plus is that any of the games currently available could be removed the following month, with very little in the way of warning. Now, we know which games will be going away in November, and there are some major losses that will undoubtedly come as a disappointment to many.
As reported by gg.deals, PlayStation Plus is going to be losing eleven games in November, and some of them are absolutely massive titles that still see millions...
