Peter

I've been paying for mine since it first incurred a cost, at the time i played online a lot and found it fairly priced, I don't play many online games anymore but love Fallout 76, which can't be played without it - and it's the reason I don't buy Fallout first - I feel like I'm already paying £59 a year for the privilege - and any further price hikes will push me towards a gaming PC for my next purchase - the PS Plus free games recently haven't been worth it either.

Brett The Best War Games - Surely you mean L1 Parry - LB is the wrong controller. Can't call yourself a gaming expert without knowing the system and specifics of the control device.

I love playing PS5 games on my PS5. I still have a PS3 connected to my tv, alongside the PS4 and 5 - I don't feel backwards compatibly is a large issue on a 7th gen console. If people wanted to play PS3 titles they'd still have a PS3, or buy one, they're cheaper than a new PS5 game.

I my experience after buying packs on MW3 I was disappointed none of the character skins or guns were transferred to BO6 making another purchase necessary if I wanted to use them again. I'm sticking to MW3 with all its flaws as a result.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Couldn't do the final gym training challenge, no matter trying hundreds of times. Fed up and moved back to Fallout 76, which I'm heavily invested in now, 2 accounts both around level 150, had to take 2 accounts to open vault 7 with the raiders and foundation to help towards the Platinum trophy. - I've gotten the platinum on all PlayStation fallout games so far (3, NV and 4).

I still say Fallout New Vegas is the best story for sure. I loved Fallout 4 enough to finish the PS5 updated version but went straight back to 76, which I've now put months into - 2 characters, both over level 100 and 2 different builds - you can't "build" characters as versatile in any other Fallout's and the social events are good for loot.