Playstation Plus: Check Out the Games Entering the Catalog Starting February 3rd
Looking forward to exploring the diverse lineup of four new games coming to PlayStation Plus in February, featuring boxing simulator Undisputed, underwater adventure Subnautica: Below Zero, sci-fi game Ultros, and high-octane aerial combat Ace Combat 7! Don't forget to catch January's titles until Feb 2nd if you missed them.
Sophie Laurent · 2 min read
Four PS5/PS4 Games Join PlayStation Plus on February 3rd
PlayStation Plus members gain access to four new titles on February 3rd. The lineup includes: Undisputed (PS5): Experience authentic boxing with over 70 licensed fighters and forge your own legendary career. Subnautica: Below Zero (PS5, PS4): Explore an arctic region on planet 4546b, construct habitats, manage resources, and solve underwater mysteries in this icy survival adventure. Ultros (PS5, PS4): Immerse yourself in a science fiction world—featuring art by El Huervo (Hotline Miami)—that combines brutal combat, gardening, and a mystical soundtrack within a temporal loop. Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (PS4): Pilot some of the world’s most formidable aircraft in tactical aerial battles. Remember to claim January's PlayStation Plus games—Need For Speed Unbound, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, and Core Keeper—before they leave the service on February 2nd.
In Case You Missed It
In a whirlwind of gaming news, Ahmed Hassan stumbled upon an exciting find: Life is Strange 2, the heart-wrenching narrative adventure, is currently free on the PlayStation Store due to an apparent glitch! Published just yesterday, January 29th, this unexpected promotion lets players immerse themselves in Sean and Daniel Diaz's emotional journey without any cost. While Sony and Square Enix remain mum about how long this 'bug' will last, eager gamers can snatch up all episodes while they're free – no PS Plus or other promotions needed PlayStation Store Error Makes Life is Strange 2 Free. Meanwhile, Carlos Mendoza has penned an insightful piece about a surprising slump in Xbox hardware sales and gaming division revenues. Despite Microsoft's heavy investments and acquisitions like Activision Blizzard, the company is grappling with declining numbers in both hardware sales and recurring service revenues. Carlos explores these unexpected dips and their implications for Microsoft's consumer strategy Xbox Weakens and Shows Retraction Even in Content and Services Segment. And finally, Bruno Pferd has just published an insightful piece about the remarkable sales figures of the Nintendo Switch 2 console and how "Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade" as its launch title has helped it soar in Japan's market Final Fantasy Returns to Top in Japan.

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