Those
delightful
little
scamps
over
at
PlayStation
HQ
have
announced
the
three
“free”
games
that
PS
Plus
subscribers
can
look
forward
to
getting
after
March
4th.
And
honestly,
this
month’s
offering
is
a
bit
shocking.

Dragon
Age:
The
Veilguard
did
not
perform
up
to
EA’s
expectations,
only
“engaging”
about
half
of
what
the
company
was
hoping
for
from
BioWare’s
big
new
RPG.
But
despite
that
failure,
I
sure
as
hell
did
not
expect

Dragon
Age:
The
Veilguard
to
be
headlining
this
month’s
PS
Plus
line
up
just
four
months
afte
launching.
And
yet
that’s
exactly
what’s
happening.
Yup,
on
March
4th
you’ll
be
able
to
claim
and
play
the
the
RPG
at
no
exta
cost
provided
you
have
a
PS
Plus
or
higher
subscription.

Keep
in
mind,
only

PS5
owners
can
claim
Dragon
Age:
The
Veilguard.
In
fact,
Sony
has
announced
that
in
the
near
future,
PS4
games
will
be
getting
removed
from
the
monthly
games.

I
never
did
get
around
to
reviewing
the
game,
but
I
did
actually
sink
about
30
hours
into
it
via
the
EA
Play
Subscription
and
actually
wound
up
liking
it.
It’s
certainly
nothing
special
and
especially
not
worth
the
lengthy
development
time
it
took,
but
there’s
fun
to
be
had
battling
ancient
gods
and
exploring
the
world.
The
overarching
narrative
is
fun
and
the
combat
is
solid.
The
character
writing
is
all
over
the
bloody
place,
though,
as
is
the
rest
of
the
writing
in
general.
In
other
words,
it’s
worth
playing
considering
you
are
getting
it
at
no
extra
cost.

Joining
EA’s
failed
RPG
is

Sonic
Colors:
Ultimate
(PS4),
a
remake
of
the
classic
Sonic
game.

“The
evil
Dr.
Eggman
has
built
an
interstellar
amusement
park
–
but
he’s
powering
it
with
a
captured
alien
race
called
“Wisps.”
Use
Sonic’s
speed
to
free
the
Wisps
and
gain
their
amazing
powers
as
you
explore
six
unique
worlds,
filled
with
hurdles
to
overcome,”

says
the
PlayStation
blog.
“Now
with
stunning
upscaled
visuals,
additional
features,
a
new
game
mode
and
enhanced
gameplay
–
it’s
the
Ultimate
Sonic
Colors
experience. “

Teenage
Mutant
Ninja
Turtles:
The
Cowabunga
Collection
(PS4,
PS5)
is
the
third
and
final
game
for
March.

“13
classic
Konami
TMNT
games
are
assembled
in
one
incredible
package!
Experience
13
immensely
popular
and
influential
TMNT
games
in
a
totally
radical
collection
from
Konami.
These
retro
nostalgia
trips
come
with
a
range
of
new
quality-of-life
features,
including
online
play
for
certain
games
and
local
couch
play,
the
ability
to
save
anytime
and
rewind,
button
mapping,
unique
development
art
&
sketches,
historic
TMNT
media
content
and
more! “