Wicked, a big-screen adaptation of the famous theater production that regularly makes waves throughout New York City, is finally coming to theaters this November. From the few early critic previews of the film floating around, we know that anyone even remotely interested in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, or the theater…
PS Stars store credit rewards have been missing for a large number of members for over a week now, but Sony has yet to acknowledge the issue. Wallet Fund rewards were mysteriously wiped out, with some users limited to a single denomination while others had the option revoked altogether. In the absense of an official statement, members are trying to figure out the logic behind the move.
Those who contacted PS Support received a variety of non-answers, but all the agent responses had something in common: they claimed that the removal of PS Store Wallet fund rewards was deliberate, not a glitch.
One Reddit user reached out to Sony via email, and received a more formal response implying that the reason behind the inconsistency is that “each person’s rewards catalog is unique based on individual factors.” Although this falls in line with PS Stars terms & conditions, it’s still baffling that there’s no pattern here.
In this Reddit thread, for example, responses from those who had the Wallet fund option removed proves there isn’t any method to this madness. Some are PS Plus members, others aren’t. Some regularly make purchases from the PS Store, others don’t. Some with missing store credit are level 4 while some who have the reward option are level 2.
We’ll continue to keep an eye on this for our readers, but it looks like unless Sony responds, we won’t be able to find any answers.
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PS Plus Essential November 2024 monthly games lineup was announced earlier this week to a negative reception from subscribers. The inclusion of Ghostwire: Tokyo has irked a number of members because the former PS5 exclusive was part of the Extra catalog up until March 2024.
Although Ghostwire: Tokyo wasn’t a massive commercial hit when it launched, its inclusion in the Extra catalog was well-received. Members say that considering the game only left the catalog a little over seven months ago, it’s a little too soon to bring it back as part of the Essential games lineup.
Some have pointed out that Epic Games Store is currently giving Ghostwire: Tokyo away for free to everyone without the need for a paid subscription.
“Genuinely no excuse for how bad PS plus is getting, especially considering they nearly doubled the price,” complained one user on Reddit. “Wow, what a month. An Extra repeat,” wrote another on the PS Blog. Many made similar comments on numerous forums.
It’s worth pointing out that although Extra users have access to Essential games, those on the cheapest tier will not have played Ghostwire: Tokyo unless they purchased it. The monthly lineup is primarily for Essential users, not Extra and Premium subscribers.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard sales are looking strong despite a concerted effort by the usual grifters to hurt its sales. The discourse surrounding the game even attracted the attention of influential right-wing personalities, but that didn’t stop it from becoming one of publisher Electronic Arts’ biggest single-player launches.
At the time of this writing, Veilguard is not only the best-selling game on Steam globally, it’s also topping PlayStation Store charts in a number of regions. The game’s concurrent users surpassed 70,000 on Steam alone.
Amusingly, some folks are downplaying Veilguard’s strong start by pointing out that its Steam concurrent player count is lower than titles like Black Myth: Wukong. We’re here to bust that bubble and point out that concurrent players mean the number of people playing a game at the same time — it’s not a sales number.
Veilguard currently holds a Metacritic average of 84/100 on the PS5. Looking at legitimate reviews, critics seem a bit split on the title, especially its pacing. That said, a score of 84/100 is pretty solid overall.
After the disastrous launch of Anthem in 2019, BioWare has certainly redeemed itself with Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
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