Classics like Dino Crisis 2 arrive on PlayStation Plus Premium in 2026
The PlayStation Plus Premium service is preparing to expand its vast library of classic games in 2026, with the addition of three titles that promise to please enthusiasts. Sony confirmed, on September 3, 2026, that Capcom’s cult Dino Crisis 2 will be one of the highlights, marking the return of a favorite from the survival horror genre to the platform.
The long-awaited arrival of Dino Crisis 2 to the games catalog
Dino Crisis 2 is a staple for survival horror fans, often characterized as a “Resident Evil with dinosaurs.” The game delivers an intense experience with its formula that includes a shortage of ammunition, little life and scary moments. The sequel differs from the first game by having a more action-oriented feel, but without losing the atmosphere that won over players. With this addition, the first two titles in the Dino Crisis series become part of the service.
Understand the case: New classic games arrive in the PlayStation Plus Premium catalogue, with Ratchet & Clank and Dino Crisis 2
Other iconic releases that enrich the Premium catalog
In addition to the dinosaur-filled adventure, Sony revealed the arrival of two other big names that will strengthen the PS Plus Premium catalog. Subscribers will have access to Mega Man
What is known about the release of the new classics
All three games – Dino Crisis 2, Mega Man X: Command Mission and Ratchet & Clank – will be available exclusively to PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers. Despite the confirmation that they will all arrive in 2026, Sony has not yet released a specific date for the launch of each title on the service. Fans are advised to follow official announcements for more details in the coming months.
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