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PlayStation Plus is releasing a lot of new games as part of the Days of Play campaign; while many users will surely be happy to have a vintage Grand Theft Auto game included on the library, there is a catch. In order to further increase the value of its service, Sony organizes the yearly Days of Play event whereby it gives consumers already in the surroundings some additional advantages. 2024 is no different since May and June will bring a range of great games to the service.
According to the official PlayStation Blog, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the venerable open-world game, will arrive on PlayStation Plus on June 7—unconditionally exciting except from the fact that it is the Definitive Edition. Released in 2021, the redesigned PlayStation 2 classic quickly gained recognition for its poor visuals and problematic presentation. Combined with its forebears GTA 3 and Vice City, the Definitive Edition of all three games is seen as having one of the most terrible launches in video game history.
Though most fans still hold the original version as being better even if it is labelled as the greatest way to play San Andreas as it essentially works without being hampered by technical flaws and unsightly visual changes. Unfortunately, because the older versions were delisted soon after the release of the Definitive Edition, which caused a lot of criticism against Rockstar, it's getting harder and harder to play. Having said all that, the blood-soaked streets of San Andreas nevertheless offer lots of entertainment value.
The core San Andreas experience is still really strong even if PS Plus subscribers won't have to spend any more money for it. Apart from the presentation issues, some of the greatest Rockstar has ever produced is the action, narrative, and open-world aspects; many people say it is the studio's best game, even above the monolith that is GTA V. It's not horrible to settle for the Definitive Edition, given how challenging it can be to play the original version, particularly considering it doesn't cost its typical price.
San Andreas still stands up between the austere conversation, the repeated missions, and a disproved Bigfoot claim, however it is not without flaws. This platform features one of the most famous games, hence it should motivate many players.
GTA: San Andreas is not the only game arriving on the PlayStation Plus roster in June; a lot of other recent and vintage games will also be available. Arguably the most important feature is the Lovecraftian fishing game Dredge about dragging all kinds of horrible monsters from the depths; younger viewers will undoubtedly love LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2. Finally but not least, Cricket 24 would surely appeal to sportsmen even if they are not very familiar with the game itself.
In order to further increase the value of its service, Sony organizes the yearly Days of Play event whereby it distributes some extra bonuses to consumers already in the surroundings. 2024 is no different since in May and June the service will have a range of outstanding games.
The launch details make it quite evident that PlayStation Plus subscribers will have access to some quite interesting games. Playstation Plus will probably attract new subscribers with these releases, hence those currently on the platform should be rather happy.
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