Update: Last day to take advantage of this offer (ends Feb 1).
PlayStation Store is offering
Persona 5 Striker, Deep Rock Galactic, & Dirt 5 (PS4/PS5 Digital Download) for
Free valid for
PlayStation Plus Members only for the month of
January 2022 or while promotion last.
Thanks to community member
zapppz for finding this deal
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About The Games:- Persona 5 Strikers
- Join the Phantom Thieves and strike back against the corruption overtaking cities across Japan. A summer vacation with close friends takes a sudden turn as a distorted reality emerges; reveal the truth and redeem the hearts of those imprisoned at the center of the crisis!
- Deep Rock Galactic
- Deep Rock Galactic is a 1-4 player co-op FPS featuring badass space Dwarves, 100% destructible environments, procedurally-generated caves, and endless hordes of alien monsters.
- DIRT 5
- DIRT 5 is a fun, amplified, off-road arcade racing experience created by Codemasters. Blaze a trail on routes across the world, covering gravel, ice, snow and sand, with a roster of cars ranging from rally icons to trucks, to GT heroes.
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I looked at the games on xbox, the games xbox has given out historically compared to the games on PS and what PS plus has given historically and PS seems a thousand miles ahead. A PS5 gives you like 20 free games from their collections and someone like me who hasn't played games like bloodborne or last of us gets incredible value.
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I looked at the games on xbox, the games xbox has given out historically compared to the games on PS and what PS plus has given historically and PS seems a thousand miles ahead. A PS5 gives you like 20 free games from their collections and someone like me who hasn't played games like bloodborne or last of us gets incredible value.
I'm not alone in this sentiment.
This is why I switched from X360 to PS4 and never looked back. Honestly I think I've watched more streaming on my PS5 in the last year than the thousands of hours I played on the PS4.
This is why I switched from X360 to PS4 and never looked back. Honestly I think I've watched more streaming on my PS5 in the last year than the thousands of hours I played on the PS4.
I looked at the games on xbox, the games xbox has given out historically compared to the games on PS and what PS plus has given historically and PS seems a thousand miles ahead. A PS5 gives you like 20 free games from their collections and someone like me who hasn't played games like bloodborne or last of us gets incredible value.
If you haven't played any games from ps4 I can see how playing them again would be appealing, but they're old games.
All consoles have pros and cons. Xbox probably best value, ps5 strongest single player exclusives (though I can tell you having picked up a ps5 recently there isn't much right now). Just gotta figure out what's best for you, or buy them all like I do lol.
This is why I switched from X360 to PS4 and never looked back. Honestly I think I've watched more streaming on my PS5 in the last year than the thousands of hours I played on the PS4.
I'm not using the PS5 to stream since there are native and other devices that do that. If anything if I use Netflix it is over Apple TV.
And gamepass for games is genuinely good right now and having come across what it offers recently it has me intrigued.
It is good enough for Sony to work on getting out it's 'Spartacus' in 2022 to rival it.
PS Plus is a paid service and given the last few release months the value isn't as lucrative as Gamepass tbh. October and November were painful.
I don't own an xbox but I wanna say games that people have been putting slickdeals posts about like Hades or Mortal Kombat 11... Gamepass has it covered. So yeah there is value for the $ you drop on the service.
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