“On May 9 the PlayStation Plus Collection will no longer be offered,” Sony said, before reiterating that PS Plus will continue offering titles across all three available tiers via the monthly Essential games lineup and rotating games catalogue. Well, it’s been nearly three months, and the deadline of Tuesday, May 9, is fast approaching. Unfortunately, it was announced back in February that the PS Plus Collection would be axed later this year. Sure, Persona 5 may have disappeared from the PS Plus Collection a while ago, but the remaining 19 titles up until now have remained a great way to immediately get started on Sony’s console by gifting current-gen console owners with some of the platform’s best PS4 games. They say that the best things in life are free, and PS Plus subscribers who picked up a PS5 at launch found that out early on by being gifted 20 games to immediately download. Maybe somebody that runs GOG can give us all some clear answers if they can negotiate and sort out some kind of deal with the current owner of MK Arcade Kollection and see if they will permit a DRM-Free re-release here.The 19 games available to PS5 owners with a PS Plus subscription will soon disappear forever, so be sure to claim them while you still can. MK Arcade Kollection includes almost near-arcade perfect ports of the original MK, MK II, and Ultimate MK3 (no regular MK3 Regular MK3 had a Windows Native version, and was the first, alternatively you can play MK1 through Mk3 natively on Windows if you get Midway Arcade Treasures Deluxe Edition) Right now I only see MK Arcade Kollection available as either on PS3, XBLA or on Steam which has DRM. Since that's basically what this package available here is. The only DOS version of Mortal Kombat that is missing is MK Trilogy, don't know what held GOG.com back from including that in this package otherwise it would felt more of a "complete" MK The DOS Conversion Kollection.
Well I'm pretty sure most of you here would prefer MK Arcade Kollection since that version is a Windows native version and has better graphics and sound details and options, compared to these original DOS releases.
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