PlayStation Plus Premium May Include A Fan Favourite PS2 Series

PlayStation revealed in March that it would combine its online services – PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now – into one package called the all-new PlayStation Plus.

It will be different than what we are used to. There will be three levels, rather than one flat rate. Essential costs L7 and is the standard PS Plus service. It includes online access and a few games. Additional costs L4 more and offer over 100 games from the PS4 or PS5 libraries, similar to Sony’s Xbox Game Pass. Although the Premium tier is almost L14 more, you will have access to PlayStation’s games and hundreds of classic PS1 and PS2 games.

Many fans have speculated what games would be added to the classic service. However, it is unlikely that we will hear the full line until June. There have been some clues about what might be in the pipeline.

As Gematsu pointed out, Universal Entertainment filed a trademark for Shadow Hearts in Japan. This trademark was made public yesterday (11 mai). Universal Entertainment stated last year that they did not plan to create a Shadow Hearts “remake, sequel or introduce of game machines using its characters and stories.”

The Shadow Hearts series consists of a single game for the PS1, followed closely by a trio of RPGs for the PS2. The games include 2000’s Koudelka and 2001’s Shadow Hearts. 2004’s Shadow Hearts is Covenant. 2005’s Shadow Hearts are From The New World.

Although the trademark does not necessarily mean that there is a new Shadow Hearts title in development or that the original titles will be coming to the new PS Plus system, we can still hope.