PlayStation Plus -- New Games Are On The Way And TSA talks to the man behind three of them. A lot of what we read is hugely positive about PlayStation Plus -- gamers seem to love it and publishers (and developers) see the current focus on providing full games to subscribers within the monthly fee as a useful springboard to sequels and DLC that might normally fly under the radar a little when the schedule gets busy. Take, for example, the inclusion of Dead Space 2 this month -- surely a neat way to get people invested in the franchise ready for the third game due soon enough. Or the recent additions of LittleBigPlanet 2 -- there's a Vita game on the way ( I've been playing it this week ) and there's stacks of DLC still coming out for it -- it all makes sense. The story of Velocity, Futurlab's superb Minis title, is one that we've gone over a few times too -- the studio saw a massive boost of awareness thanks to the top down shooter's prominent feature as part of a PlayStation Plus promotion when it was released early for subscribers. But some gamers seem to think that perhaps it's not worth the money because a lot of the games being introduced have been around a little while and they've already got them. That's understandable, but then Plus can't be a catch-all for everyone -- it simply has to feature some old games and chances are