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(For Southeast Asia) Days of Play 2026 begins May 27

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Days of Play is back for 2026! Beginning on May 27, this year’s event will have great offers on PlayStation games and accessories, new content for PlayStation Plus, special PlayStation Tournaments and more[1].

2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year in gaming, full of exciting new game releases, experiences, and milestones. With Days of Play, now is the perfect time to pick up that game that’s been on your “to-play” list for months or discover something new that could become one of your all-time favorites.

Days of Play kicks off on May 27 at 12:01AM and runs through June 10 at 11:59PM local time in each region. The overview below covers everything we have in store for this year’s activities. Visit the Days of Play 2026 website for further details as we’ll be sharing regular updates throughout.

PlayStation Plus – Monthly Games for June, exclusive packs, game trials and more

PlayStation Plus[2] content available during Days of Play this year includes upcoming Monthly Games, a bonus Game Catalog entry, Game Trials, and more.

MLB The Show Mobile launches globally today

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MLB The Show now goes with you on your phone with MLB The Show Mobile.

With controls and game modes built for the free-to-play* mobile action, MLB The Show Mobile lets you enjoy:

  • Best-in-class MLB The Show gameplay on your phone.
  • Team building with Topps cards featuring today’s stars and legends of baseball history.
  • Gameplay that combines on-field action with a deck-building strategy made for fans of MLB The Show.
  • Shorter experiences designed just for mobile with all-new mini-game modes for a new way to compete

Clutch gameplay on your phone

We spent 20 years developing best-in-class console baseball and reimagined the experience for mobile, a whole new way to play. Hitting, pitching, and big baseball moments are at the center of the experience, with touch controls and vertical gameplay built for on-the-go action, so it’s easy to pick up and play.

That means quick action, precise controls, and an authentic MLB baseball experience that only The Show can bring you.

Whether you have a few minutes waiting in line for your Dodger Dog or a long ride on the Metro-North’s Hudson Line to Yankee Stadium, you can jump in and play real baseball on the go no matter where you are. This is MLB The Show on your phone.

A new way to play 

MLB The Show Mobile brings a changeup to baseball strategy. At the start of each game, your squad is shuffled into a deck. You start by drawing four player cards. Before each at-bat, choose which cards to use; after each at-bat, draw one more card. Each card has a Momentum cost. You start with 10 Momentum, so timing matters when you use your best players. 

You can earn Momentum back with big plays at the plate and in the field, so every choice counts.

Some cards also have special abilities. They can help you earn additional Momentum, boost other players in your deck, or make things tougher on your opponent.

This is baseball strategy in a whole new form. You’re not just building a lineup, you’re building a deck, making impactful choices every at-bat, and finding smart ways to win.

So many options for big baseball fun

MLB The Show Mobile is built for fast play with multiple options for earning player cards based on your preferences, including:

Moments

Moments feature fast-paced, scenario-based challenges that let you recreate iconic plays from baseball history or specific stat-based tasks for you to complete. Moments are great when you want quick action for quick rewards. Step in, finish the challenge, grab your rewards, and move on to the next big Moment.

Head-to-head

Head-to-head lets you compete with other players in turn-based baseball minigames.

The player with the highest score wins. It is a fast and fun way to test your team against other players, even when you’re not playing at the exact same time.

Seasons

Seasons consist of 3-inning games spread across a map for you to explore. As you play, you can find extra rewards along the way. That adds more reasons to keep moving, keep winning, and keep improving your squad.

Playstation Plus Monthly Games for June: Grounded Fully Yoked Edition, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2, Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

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June’s PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup packs a multiplayer punch as you solve big problems as miniaturized folk in the cooperative adventure Grounded Fully Yoked Edition, or team up to take down vicious hordes in the sci-fi thrills of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide. Feeling feisty? Slug it out with iconic cartoon characters in the fun brawler Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2.

All three titles will be available to all PlayStation Plus members* from Tuesday June 2 until Monday July 6, and PlayStation Plus members can also enjoy a game of football thanks to EA Sports FC 26, which will remain available as a PlayStation Plus Monthly Game through June 16! 

Read on to find out more.

Days of Play 2026 begins May 27

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Days of Play is back for 2026! Beginning on May 27, this year’s event will have great offers on PlayStation games and accessories, new content for PlayStation Plus, special PlayStation Tournaments and more1.

2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year in gaming, full of exciting new game releases, experiences, and milestones. With Days of Play, now is the perfect time to pick up that game that’s been on your “to-play” list for months or discover something new that could become one of your all-time favorites.

Days of Play kicks off on May 27 at 12:01AM and runs through June 10 at 11:59PM local time in each region. The overview below covers everything we have in store for this year’s activities. Visit the Days of Play 2026 website for further details as we’ll be sharing regular updates throughout.

PlayStation Plus – Monthly Games for June, exclusive packs, game trials and more

PlayStation Plus2 content available during Days of Play this year includes upcoming Monthly Games, a bonus Game Catalog entry, Game Trials, and more.

(For Southeast Asia) Singapore’s Sands Theatre to host first Gran Turismo World Series event in Southeast Asia on Saturday, 3 October

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25 May 2026 – Round 3 of the 2026 Gran Turismo World Series will be held at Singapore’s Sands Theatre, located in the iconic Marina Bay Sands complex, on Saturday, 3 October, 2026. Tickets are now on sale for the event that will be held in partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board and form one of the events of Grand Prix™ Season Singapore (2 to 11 October 2026) as the city builds up to its annual Formula 1 race, that takes place from 9 to 11 October 2026.

A Singapore Regional Time Trial Challenge held in-game on Gran Turismo 7 in August, with participants from Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia and Indonesia eligible to take part (Terms and Conditions will be posted on Gran-Turismo.com in due course). The Time Trial will result in competitors from Singapore being joined by the fastest racer from each of the other participating territories, invited to attend the Gran Turismo World Series and compete on stage in a special support race – the Singapore Regional Gran Turismo Cup. 

The Singapore event will be the first time for the Gran Turismo World Series to visit Southeast Asia. Singapore has a strong automotive, motor sport and gaming culture and so an enthusiastic crowd is expected at the Sands Theatre during Grand Prix Season Singapore.

“As an elite sim racing tournament, the highly regarded Gran Turismo World Series reinforces Singapore’s position as a premier destination for world-class sporting and entertainment events. We look forward to the energy and excitement that Round 3 will bring to our city as the penultimate round, adding further vibrancy to this year’s Grand Prix™ Season Singapore,” said Lilian Chee, Director, Sports, Singapore Tourism Board.”

“Singapore is a great place to visit and so we hope that fans of Gran Turismo from across the region will be able to come and watch our top racers in action,” commented Gran Turismo Series Producer Kazunori Yamauchi. “The regional Time Trial is an opportunity for us to discover talented drivers from the region and give them a chance to race on stage in front of a live audience and maybe that experience will give them the confidence to make it into the Gran Turismo World Series in future.”

As well as the Singapore Regional Gran Turismo Cup, fans will have a chance to witness some of the fastest SIM racers in the world in the Manufacturers Cup and Nations Cup with a single ticket covering all three events on the afternoon and evening of Saturday, 3 October. The event is the last points-scoring opportunity before the Gran Turismo World Series moves to Tokyo for the World Finals in early December, and so the competition will be fierce.

Full details of the event and how to purchase tickets can be found at https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gt7/events/gtws2026/singapore/ticket/

Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 542: Horror on a Dark Knight

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Hey, everybody! Tim, Kristen, and I are back this week to discuss late-game Saros (no spoilers), adventuring in LEGO Gotham City, and the sci-fi thrills of Directive 8020. Teammate Jim Eldin also joins for a special interview with Saros Composer Sam Slater.

Stuff We Talked About

  • Next week’s release highlights:
    • Yerba Buena | PS5
    • 007 First Light | PS5
    • Wandering Sword | PS5
    • Mina the Hollower | PS5
  • 007 First Light PS5 Pro features — Before Bond breaks out on his reimagined origin story, learn how PS5 Pro features enable a smoother cinematic gaming experience. 

  • Open World games of PlayStation Plus  — Looking for a new wide-open space to explore? Check out 13 must-play games that feature sprawling worlds you can get lost in with the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog, including new addition Star Wars Outlaws.

  • Gran Turismo Worlds Series Milan  — The first round of the Gran Turismo World Series takes place this Saturday, May 23, in Milan. Learn where to watch and how to unlock the exclusive Stealth Model race cars.

  • State of Play — Tune in Tuesday, June 2 for over 60 minutes of updates, announcements, and reveals from top studios around the world.

The Cast

Share of the Week: Hands

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Last week, we asked you focus in on characters moving their hands using #PSshare #PSBlog. Let’s give a hand to this week’s highlights:

cenrice shares Diana raising a hand to open an interface in Pragmata

PattyGnand shares Ellie’s hands tuning a guitar in The Last of Us Part II

rorottino shares Dollman using his hands to frame in Death Stranding 2: On The Beach

 xenobitz shares Cal raising his hand to use the Force in Star Wars Jedi Survivor

Leumir4 shares someone covering their mouth with their hand in Red Dead Redemption 2

LastYearsModel9 shares Nathan playing with his wedding ring in Uncharted 4.

Search #PSshare #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme, or be inspired by other great games featuring Photo Mode. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week?

THEME: LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
SUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on May 27, 2026 

Next week, we’re putting up the Bat Signal. Share heroic moments playing LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured. 

13 must-play open-world games available with PlayStation Plus Game Catalog

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Becoming an agent of chaos or just enjoying the freedom of an entirely different space is all part of the open-world appeal, and the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog* is bursting with options. But we’re here to help. Check out 13 must-play open-world to get you started on your journey, including Star Wars Outlaws available starting today.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla | 2020 | Game Catalog

The sound of the Eclipse: Sam Slater on scoring Saros

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The Saros soundtrack blends dark synthesis, drone metal, manipulated voices, and walls of guitars so distorted they seem to summon the Eclipse itself. For composer, producer, and artist Sam Slater, creating the score meant more than writing music to accompany the action. It meant finding the soul of a planet.

With the soundtrack launching today, May 22, we spoke to Sam about building Carcosa’s musical identity, writing for Arjun’s search for Nitya, and making music that sounds like the sky being torn apart.

PlayStation Blog: You described the Saros soundtrack as a “wonderful, massive, dark puzzle”. When you first stepped into Carcosa creatively, what was the puzzle you felt you had to solve?

Sam Slater: As with all projects, especially one as massive as a video game, the initial puzzle is: what is the soul of this score going to be?

Greg Louden (Housemarque’s Creative Director), Joe Thwaites (Music Lead at PlayStation Studios Creative Arts), and I went in circles looking for the initial thematic or textural ideas that would allow us to grab hold of Carcosa and identify it as a place.

As a composer, I tend to start from the idea of building a world. I want to know what that world is. At the stage where a composer joins a game, you have very early test imagery, but you do not have the completed video game in front of you, so everyone is trying to work out whether each idea is part of that world or not.

That puzzle slowly stacks on top of itself until it becomes this incredible, time-bending, 3D puzzle made of music that also has to function and allow a player to get through the game.

What was the initial creative conversation between you, Gregory Louden, and the Housemarque team?

Greg’s a metalhead. I’m a metalhead. We share a lot of similar experiences and have probably stood in very similar crowds over the last 20 years of our lives.

He had this idea of drone metal and dark electronic music, and the tension between those two worlds. One is very organic and overdriven. One is incredibly clean, but it is the high fidelity of those electronics that becomes overwhelming. Then you have to somehow bring those two together.

We spent a long time trading tracks. There was a playlist where Greg and I were pinging music back and forth, and it went really wide. It was about aligning on a shared language for something incredibly abstract: the musical soul of a world that does not exist.

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