I was having a skeet the other night but couldn't see it. Does anyone know how to find out when your ps+ membership runs out / renews.

I would like to renew it before it does it automatically if I can as I'd like to take advantage of the PayPal offer.

*shakes head*

Its in a weird place but it is in there - give me a minute ...

Edit - right not the correct place but if you go here

https://account.sonyentertainmentnetwor ... lter=games

And find something you've 'bought' on PS+ then it has an expiry date and thats the day your PS+ expires

It will also actually have your PS+ sub in there as a line item with the expiry date against it as I've just noticed.

It will also actually have your PS+ sub in there as a line item with the expiry date against it as I've just noticed.

The PS4 doesn't have any of those apps so no.

Not convinced that's the case. My iPhone has skype and hangouts, can't see why a PS4 couldn't.

P.T. will be pulled from the PlayStation Network this week, so go download it now if you want to see what might have been.

Bit OTT. That ending though? Typical MGS trash.

Ground Zeros is quite good for what it is but needs more indoor bits otherwise the buildings are just flat boxes to break up the lines of sight. I quite enjoy the MGS series for what it is - a convoluted series stuck up its own arsehole and repeatedly being shoved further and further up there. I thought that Zeros was a nice attempt at trying to peel back some of the bullshit but, y'know, Kojima...

True [WiiU] exclusives:
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ZombiU

An upgraded port of ZombiU, the acclaimed survival horror game that shipped along with the launch of the Wii U in 2012, will be released for PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One on August 18.

Video: ZombiU vs. Zombi graphics and gameplay comparison

In my opinion, ZombiU - despite being a launch title for the console - is still one of the best games for the Wii U. It mixes survival horror and permadeath mechanics together perfectly, and to this day remains one of the only games on the system that actually bothers utilising the gamepad for something other than just a secondary map screen.

Now almost three years since ZombiU's launch, Ubisoft has finally decided to release the game on the PS4, PC and Xbox One - minus the 'U' and minus the multiplayer. In terms of how it actually plays, Zombi is very similar to ZombiU; the level layouts for the campaign are identical, and the only real change comes from the lack of the Wii U gamepad's second screen. Digging into your backpack, scanning for items or tearing down barricades now happens on your TV and, rather than it having the effect of losing tension, as some people had feared, I actually think it improves the overall experience no end.

Graphically there have been quite a few changes though, not least the new field of view which allows you to see much more of the game world than before. I've placed the Wii U and PS4 versions side by side in the graphics and gameplay comparison video below, so do give it a watch if you want to see how they stack up. There's also a few insights into the improved lighting, textures and added gore too.

Baffling that they didn't make a companion app for iOS/Android to work like the Gamepad, considering how many companion apps they ave made for games that obviously didn't need it in any way shape or form.