Crash Bandicoot 4, Dark Pictures Man of Medan, Arcadegeddon are coming to PS Plus for free during July 2022 according to a leak.
A Nintendo Direct Mini has been announced focused on third party games.
Summer Games Done Quick has started and will be running until 03 July 2022.
Summer Games Done Quick
Summer Games Done Quick is an exciting event that is currently underway, captivating gamers and speedrunning enthusiasts from around the globe. This extraordinary event, which began on [start date] and will continue until [end date], brings together a multitude of talented speedrunners who aim to raise funds for the renowned charitable organization, Doctors Without Borders. If you haven't had the opportunity to tune in yet, I highly recommend watching the event, as it guarantees hours of thrilling and entertaining gameplay.
On top of the incredible speedrunning action taking place, Summer Games Done Quick has an official website where you can find the full schedule of all the speedruns featured during the event. This ensures that you won't miss any of the impressive gaming challenges and jaw-dropping speedrun records being set. Make sure to visit the website to plan your viewing schedule and witness the prowess of these remarkable speedrunners.
Nintendo Direct Mini Announced
In other exciting news, Nintendo has recently announced an upcoming Nintendo Direct Mini, scheduled for tomorrow. This much-anticipated event will primarily focus on third-party games, providing valuable insights and updates for Nintendo enthusiasts. Mark your calendars because the Nintendo Direct Mini will kick off at 6 a.m. PT, which translates to 2 p.m. UK time.
With this announcement comes widespread speculation and high hopes for exciting revelations. Nintendo fans have eagerly awaited news regarding highly anticipated titles such as Bayonetta 3 and, with any luck, we may finally receive long-awaited updates during the Nintendo Direct Mini. Additionally, rumors are circulating about potential announcements relating to the beloved Persona franchise, leaving fans buzzing with anticipation. Rest assured, as soon as the event concludes and any noteworthy information emerges, you can count on Gaming News to promptly share the highlights with you.
PS Plus July 2022 Free Games
Closing off our news roundup, we turn our attention to the highly popular PlayStation Plus subscription service and the exciting roster of free games planned for July 2022. According to reliable sources such as Dealabs, the leaked lineup of free games for next month includes Crash Bandicoot 4, Man of Medan, and Arcadegeddon. The credibility of Dealabs' leaks has remained strong over the past several months, instilling confidence in eager gamers who eagerly await these monthly announcements.
Crash Bandicoot 4, the long-awaited sequel in the beloved platforming franchise, promises to deliver an exhilarating adventure filled with nostalgia and innovative gameplay mechanics. Man of Medan, on the other hand, offers a thrilling and suspenseful interactive horror experience that will keep players on the edge of their seats. Lastly, Arcadegeddon brings retro-inspired multiplayer action to the table, allowing friends to join forces in an exciting cooperative gaming experience.
If these titles have captured your interest, it won't be long before they become available for redemption on PlayStation Plus. So, keep an eye out for the announcement, mark your calendars, and enjoy these fantastic free games that are sure to enhance your gaming library.
In conclusion, Summer Games Done Quick continues to deliver awe-inspiring speedruns and charitable contributions, while the upcoming Nintendo Direct Mini holds the promise of exciting updates and announcements for eager Nintendo fans. Additionally, PlayStation Plus subscribers have another fantastic month to look forward to, with Crash Bandicoot 4, Man of Medan, and Arcadegeddon on the horizon. Stay tuned and stay connected with Gaming News to stay informed about the latest happenings and developments in the gaming world.
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