PlayStation Plus remains a really solid option for those who mainly play on the console right now, regardless of Sony's recent alienating decision-making in the eyes of the public. The subscription service hosts hundreds of games across all genres, and it's a nice option if you're looking for something to play but don't necessarily want to spend any more of your hard-earned money.
The subscription service has therefore become a staple part of the diet for most PlayStation players, with the only real drawback being that each month sees some games leave, as well as some being added. Now, we know what's going on in November with the former, and it has unfortunately turned out to be quite a bumper month for removals.
As first reported by Notebook Check, Sony has confirmed that twelve games will be leaving PlayStation Plus in November, which is very much on the high end for any given month. Those include some major AAA titles, though the reasoning behind those has been expected now for some time. The full list of games being withdrawn from PS Plus on November 17 is as follows:
The headline acts this time around are obviously the two...
