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"Netflix of the Games" - This is the best way to set up Sony's upgraded PlayStation Plus service, which gives PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 console owners access to a huge library of 700 games, of all times and types, at any given time.

The new PlayStation Plus has been launched in Europe and in Israel in recent days, and offers three different routes:

Essential

is the most basic track, identical to the old and familiar PlayStation Plus.

You will receive three "free" games every month, the option to save games in the cloud, access to multiplayer games, all the PlayStation Plus Collection games (for PlayStation 5 owners only), and other discounts and occasional promotions.

This route costs NIS 40 per month or NIS 244 per year.

The second track, the

track , is considered especially recommended for new gamers, and is a must for anyone who has recently purchased a PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 4 so its game library is relatively limited.

The track includes all the benefits of the basic track, as well as the coveted "Game Catalog".

This is a collection of hundreds of PlayStation 4 and 5 titles, more successful and less successful, that can provide years of employment.

You can browse the full list of games here, but keep in mind that it changes from time to time, as games are added and subtracted.

The catalog contains a huge amount of exclusive PlayStation titles, such as Horizon (first), God Of War, a variety of Uncharted games, Spider-Man, Ghost Of Tsushima and more.

Gran Turismo games stood out in their absence, but on the other hand we have here Assassin's Creed Valhalla, the excellent Guardians Of The Galaxy and the Shadow Warrior 3 that came out a few months ago.

The price of the intermediate track is NIS 62 per month or NIS 405 per year.

And yes, this is definitely the route most of you need.

The third track, the

track , includes everything that Extra has to offer, and is strengthened by another catalog - the "classic catalog" which contains dozens of PlayStation 1, 2, 3 and even PSP games adapted to the newer consoles (PlayStation 2 games even received trophies) .

Here you will find ancient classics like Syphon Filter, Jak & Daxter games and other pixelated works, this is a recommended route for retro lovers who want to go back in time to childhood.

It is important to note that the PlayStation 3 games are not installed on the console itself, but are powered by emulation streaming, so it is recommended to use a very fast network connection, or even connect the console with a cable to the internet socket, to enjoy them properly.

An average Wifi connection may falter.

The price of this track is NIS 71 per month and NIS 465 per year, and it will also allow you to download trial versions of new games, which will expire within a few days.

Either way, the launch of the new PlayStation Plus is a clear signal from Sony towards an almost full transition to digital gaming and the adoption of subscription services over the purchase of individual games.

Not everything is perfect with this method, as it is more difficult to exchange games with friends and you do not actually purchase a copy of the title but only the right to play it as long as your appointment is valid, but the future is already here, for better or worse.

Mostly for the better.

When the traditional dish met the gaming.

Shanghai Doya glow sticks,

Cyber ​​Sushi

Familiar with the fact that you're in the middle of a stormy gaming session, and suddenly you have a strong desire for sushi while playing, but such simplistic wooden chopsticks are not for your level?

Of course it is.

That's exactly why in Japan (but where?) Invented "chopsticks for gamers", a pair of chopsticks equipped with colorful and strong LED lighting, in case you are eating in the dark.

When you think about it, they're a bit like light swords of the Jedi Knights, only instead of making sushi from those who fight it, they're used to pick up the pieces of fish and rice from the plate, in the dark.

The gadget company Shanghai Doya, which markets the weird sticks, provides sticks decorated with LED lights in nine different colors, which can be removed when washing the sticks.

Monkeys prefer Nintendo

Bad news for PlayStation and Xbox owners waiting for Return To Monkey Island, the new episode in the mythical quest series.

We wrote about it here, for those who need a refresher.

However, although the game does not yet have an official launch date (but there is still talk of 2022), it was reported that the title came out first for the Nintendo Switch and PC, and only later for the other two consoles, most likely in 2023.

There is no doubt that this is a huge attrition for Nintendo, which is quite limping in the field of exclusive games (apart from those developed by it, of course), and it finally has a winning card, albeit temporary over the competition.

And look, there's also a new trailer showing the gameplay for the first time.

And the music ... brother, the music.

Nintendo will continue the journey from here.

Return To Monkey Island,

LeBron James at the grocery store

Imagine Pokemon Go, only that instead of pocket monsters that need to be collected in the real world, we have NBA games hidden in all sorts of weird places, and can only be found with our phones.

In fact, one can already stop imagining because Niantic, the developer of Pokemon Go, has announced NBA All World - an augmented reality game "that turns the real world into an amusement park of basketball", according to the developers.

"A convenience store will become, for example, a place where your player's abilities can be improved, and a sports store will be the place to get the newest branded shoe," they claim, and there are also promises of one-on-one games against other gamers, and the presence of all league stars. NBA All World will be coming to Android and iOS during the next basketball season, and in the meantime you can pre-register for the game here.

Take the dog for a walk with Steph Kerry.

NBA All World,

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