A Sega PS5, PS4 game has been removed from the PS Plus Extra and Premium catalog without a warning. We’re not sure when Endless Dungeon: Definitive Edition disappeared from PS Plus, but we’ve checked several regions’ PS Store pages to confirm that it’s not currently part of the catalog.

Sega game Endless Dungeon was added to PS Plus in June 2025

Endless Dungeon: Definitive Edition was added to PS Plus Extra back in June 2025. While Sony does have six-month deals with some publishers, it’s unusual for a Sega game to leave PS Plus in that span of time, especially without notice.

We’re not sure if Endless Dungeon has been removed in all regions or not, but at the time of writing, it’s not available to claim in U.S. and U.K. PS stores. I looked around on gaming forums to see if anyone else noticed the game missing in the Extra catalog, and saw a few comments from players who said they were only able to play Endless Dungeon because they had previously downloaded it. Those who didn’t claim it are not able to download it for free.

This leads me to believe that Endless Dungeon’s removal is a temporary PS Store glitch. We’ve seen this happen before when Sony updated SKUs for games on the storefront. In the case of Sayonara Wild Hearts, the game disappeared from PS Plus Extra for a week as Sony updated its SKU after its native PS5 port was released.

Here’s hoping that’s also the case with Endless Dungeon.

We’ll update our readers when we have more information.

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PS5 and PS4 users can soon play online multiplayer games for free without a PS Plus subscription for a limited time. Sony has announced a free multiplayer weekend that kicks off this Saturday, December 6, at midnight local time.

PS5 and PS4 getting free multiplayer weekend, no PS Plus required

The free multiplayer weekend will end at 11:59 p.m. local time on Sunday, December 7. In other words, folks without PS Plus will have two full days of free multiplayer.

No games are off limits, so this is a good time to mop up those trophies or just have fun without forking out extra cash, and transport yourself back to those PS3 days when online gaming was free.

Do note that you will not be able to access any other PS Plus benefits, like cloud saves.

Sony is currently offering varying discounts on PS Plus memberships, but the offers are mostly targeted towards new subscribers, returning subscribers whose memberships ran out a while ago, or those who wish to upgrade from a lower tier to a higher tier. To find out if you qualify, head over to the PS Plus section of the PS Store via PS App or your console.

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Each week Sony brings PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR, and PlayStation Plus owners new content, add-ons, games, and more. Here is the complete global PlayStation Store update. PlayStation LifeStyle catalogs the PlayStation Store updates for the major regions across the globe. Check back every Tuesday to keep up to date with each week’s PlayStation Store Update.

North American Update

December’s PlayStation Plus Essential Lineup

• Killing Floor 3 (PS5)
• Lego Horizon Adventures (PS5)
• Neon White (PS4/PS5)
• The Outlast Trials (PS4/PS5)
• Synduality Echo of Ada (PS5)

PS4 & PS5 Games

• Anarchy Racer: Fury Roads
• Apocryphoid
• Arcade Archives KARATE BLAZERS
• Backrooms: Duck Escape
• Bee Simulator: The Hive
• Bible Puzzle: Christian Game
• Book Shop Simulator
• Book Supermarket: Library Manager Simulator
• BROK: The Brawl Bar
• Brotherhood
• Bubble Bobble SUGAR DUNGEONS
• Bunninjutsu
• Cannon Defender
• Celestial Fall
• Chaos Method
• Chiro Gravitas
• The Christmas Pickle
• Cowboy Duel: Red Wild West Massacre
• Crescent Tower
• Crosak
• Delivery Driver Massacre
• Demolish & Build 3
• Dragon Ruins II
• Drive Hard
• Duck Battle Royale
• EL COCO
• Emoji Battlefield – Origins
• Fast Food Master 2025
• Garten of Banban 8: Anti Devil
• Ghost Town
• HANDYMAN: House Repair and Flip
• The Jumping Food Catcher – PS4 & PS5
• Junkyard Fury 3
• Lost Lands 2: The Four Horsemen
• Lost Lands 3
• Mage Arena: Voice of Magic
• Mars Colonization Expedition: Survival Simulator
• MARVEL Cosmic Invasion
• Metaloid: Origin
• My Existential Crisis
• Night Club Manager Simulator
• Pin Strike 3
• Pixicharm – Orunex
• PLATFORM 0
• Prison Guard: Warden Simulator
• Red Pippy
• RENNSPORT
• Schildmaid MX
• Ski Simulator: Winter Sports
• SLEEP AWAKE
• Spell Slinger
• Star Ores Inc.
• Street Racer Collection (QUByte Classics)
• Super 3D Maze 16
• Supermarket Simulator 2026
• Top Gun Global War
• Torii
• Trigger Path
• Trouble☆Witches FINAL! Episode 01 Daughters of Amalgam
• Ultra Bonk Survivors
• Who’s at the door?

Next Page: European Update

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Sony partner Implicit Conversions has provided an update on its “dream” PS3 emulation project, and it’s not what PS Plus Premium users wanted to hear. In a new interview, CEO Bill Litshauer revealed that PS3 emulation is more of a “backburner” passion project because there’s more demand for PS2 games, and Implicit Conversions hasn’t been asked for PS3 games specifically by Sony either.

Highly demanded PS3 games continue to elude PS5, PS4, and PS Plus

The good news is that Implicit Conversions is working on PS3 emulation with a third party, so the project isn’t dead, as Litshauer confirmed to YouTuber Mystic (thanks, PSNProfiles):

Those hoping to see downloadable PS3 games on the PS5 and PS4 are going to have to wait.

PS3 games are currently only available via cloud streaming, so PS Plus Premium users who don’t have the internet speed to stream games will have to stick to downloadable classics. And PS Plus users outside of streaming countries, where Premium is replaced with Deluxe, don’t have access to PS3 games on PS5 and PS4 altogether.

Those without a PS Plus subscription are also completely out of luck unless they have access to a PS3 console.

I highly recommend watching the full interview, as it reveals a lot of interesting facts about bringing classics to modern platforms. What stuck out the most to me was the revelation that porting classics is an expensive affair overall, and some developers opt out of adding trophies because the feature adds to the cost of development.

Another interesting tidbit is that the process of porting classics is sometimes complicated by licenses and IP changing hands over the years, and in some cases, license/IP owners are deceased.

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