Saddex bilaash ah oo PS Plus ah bisha November
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Sony ayaa ku dhawaaqay ciyaaraha ku jira bilaashka ah ee PS Plus bisha November 2026. Ciyaartoydu waxay hel karaan saddex ciyaar: Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV–VI iyo Monster Train 2. Ciyaaruhu waxay diyaar yihiin laga bilaabo 3-da ilaa 30-ka November.
Dead Island 2 waa ciyaar falaad ah oo ay ku jiraan zombiyo. Tomb Raider IV–VI waa ururin saddex ciyaar oo sheeko-socod ah oo ku saabsan Lara Croft, taas oo ah mid ka mid ah shakhsiyaadka ugu caansan adduunka ciyaarta. Monster Train 2 waa ciyaar istaraatiijiyad ah oo leh kaadhadh, halkaas oo ciyaartoyga uu ku dhisayo difaaca tareen ka dhan ah daanyeerro. Saddexdan ciyaar waxay, sidaas darteed, yihiin noocyo kala duwan, sidaas darteed waxaa jira wax u habboon ciyaartoy kasta.
PS Plus waa adeegga jaadka ee Sony ee ciyaaraha PlayStation. Xubnaha waxay helaan ciyaar bilaash ah bil kasta, laakiin waa inay leeyihiin jaadka firfircoon si ay u ciyaari karaan. Barbardhigga Game Pass, oo ah adeegga u dhigma ee Microsoft ee Xbox iyo kombiyuutarka, ayaa sidoo kale maqaalka ku jira. Qofka doonaya inuu barbardhigo adeegyada wuxuu sidaas darteed akhrin karaa wax dheeraad ah oo ku saabsan waxa ay bixiyaan.
Ciyaartoyda Iswidhish ah, warbixintu waxay ka dhigan tahay in ay isku dayi karaan ciyaar cusub iyaga oo aan kharash dheeraad ah bixin bisha November. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, waa in la xasuusto in ciyaaraha laga heli karo oo kaliya muddada la sheegay. Ka dib 30-ka November, lama heli karo inay bilaash ahaan u qaataan.
Sources: tech-insider.org
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