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In news we didn’t expect to see this week, PS5 is getting a complete, enhanced port of an acclaimed PS Vita RPG after 13 years. Muramasa: Revenant Blades is a rework of Vanillaware’s Muramasa Rebirth. Published by Marvelous, the game first launched for the Nintendo Wii in 2009 as Muramasa: The Demon Blade.
Muramasa: Revenant Blades will release in early 2027 for $49.99. A limited edition will also be available for $89.99, which will include:
Check out a trailer below:
“Deep in Japan’s past, a great conflict erupts over the ownership of fabled and powerful samurai swords forged by the legendary Senji Muramasa,” an overview reads. “These swords grant their owner both incredible power and a madness that can be sated only by blood. As various factions clash over these mythical weapons, demons and evil spirits drawn to the bloodshed rampage across the land.”
Players will learn the stories of six characters whose lives are upended by the swords.
Muramasa: Revenant Blades will feature brand-new localization and English voiceovers. The game will also feature 4K support.
We’ll update our readers when a release date is announced. In the meantime, you can wishlist the game on PS Store.
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The PS Plus Extra and Premium June 2026 bonus game will roll out region-wise today. In case you missed it, Sony announced during Days of Play 2026 that Destiny 2: Legacy Collection 2025 (PS5, PS4) will join the catalog early.
The rollout of PS Plus games is always staggered by region, mainly due to timezone differences, so if you don’t have access to Destiny 2: Legacy Collection yet, fret not. Your local PS Store will update soon.
Here’s what the Legacy Collection includes:
As far as the rest of the June catalog is concerned, we already know that Premium members are exclusively getting PS2 classic Gitaroo Man for PS5 and PS4. Sony will reveal the full list of PS Plus Extra additions on Wednesday, June 10. The games will become available on the following Tuesday, June 16.
On the same day, Sony is expected to confirm the list of games departing the catalog in July. However, you can get a head start with our departure predictions.
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In news we didn’t expect, a 13-year-old PS Vita RPG is coming to home consoles for the first time in the form of a PS5 remaster. Published by Furyu and developed by Studio Saizensen, Exstetra was only released in Japan for the PS Vita and Nintendo 3DS back in 2013.
Not only is Exstetra getting remastered for the PS5 and Nintendo Switch 1 &2, but it’s also getting a global release for the first time. This is a bit of a surprise because back in 2013, XSEED was quizzed about potentially localizing the game for an English-speaking audience, to which the company responded that it was unlikely.
Well, Furyu thinks differently now, as the company will launch Exstetra remaster worldwide, first for PC on July 30, 2026, followed by PS5 and Switch platforms at a later date. The game will support multiple languages, including English.
“Kiss is the only way to save two worlds destined for ruin,” the plot reads. “Set in Amazea, a Tokyo fused with another world and fated for destruction, this is the story of a battle in which you become the chosen savior, a ‘Prisma,’ and fight to save two worlds from the brink of annihilation. The only way to save the world is a kiss…”
We’ll update our readers when a PS5 release date for Exstetra is announced.
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It has now been confirmed that a major Sony security loophole is behind an alarming number of PS5 users having their PlayStation accounts hacked. “Hack” might not even be the right word for it, as what’s happening is basically one big social engineering scam successfully carried out with the help of PS Support agents.
To be clear, no one is immune to this social engineering scam because all hackers need is basic public information about the victim. Suggestions that the victims are to blame because they must have shared private information online, like a PS Store transaction number, are misleading at best.
While it’s true that sharing something as mundane as a screenshot of a PS Store purchase with a transaction number can aid hackers, that’s not how known PlayStation journalist and podcaster Colin Moriarty was hacked.
Scammers can break into an account with the help of PS Support by simply providing recent purchase history. So, for example, if you talk about buying a new game online and a scammer takes note, they can impersonate you by providing a transaction date and details about what you purchased, along with your username or email address, and gain control of your account.
This renders two-factor authentication and passkey useless because it’s a PS Support agent overriding your safety net.
X user PorkPoncho tested this out, and successfully “hacked” their sister’s PlayStation account (with her consent, of course) to demonstrate how it works:
I'll go with probably the most interesting part next. With the permission of my sister (and with her literally sitting in the room with me) I was able to breach her PSN account, change the email address and password, and take full control of it simply by contacting Sony support.… pic.twitter.com/OptEX3mB6p
— Poncho (@PorkPoncho) May 21, 2026
Moriarty also spoke about this issue at length in a new podcast:
As we mentioned in our previous article, Sony is now well aware of this problem, but has yet to address it. In the meantime, an increasing number of PS5 users are losing their accounts.
Just a day ago, another prominent trophy hunter revealed on PSNProfiles that after 10+ years, they lost their PlayStation account to a scammer in the same way and haven’t been able to recover it. Dejected, they have now decided to quit PlayStation gaming.
Here’s hoping we hear something from Sony…. and soon.
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