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This has led PS Plus into a pattern as of late, but nonetheless, here are some games that will likely never appear on PS Plus.Gamersyde is a commercial multiplatform web portal based in Europe, with hundreds of thousands of visitors each month from all over the world. Something that many people will notice is that third-party games make up the entirety of this list, meaning Sony is not one to shy away from adding its own games to the service whenever it deems fit. The reasons why some of these games may never appear on PS Plus range from unclear to ones motivated by industry politics. However, even with fans being vocal about which games they’d like to see appear on the service, there are still a select number of titles that may never drop on PS Plus, ever. Although there are a few ways Sony could change up PS Plus for PS5 when that console launches later this year, the company will still likely continue its monthly tradition into the foreseeable future. Sony has been giving away games on a monthly basis to PS Plus subscribers for almost a decade now, and there aren’t any signs of it stopping.
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