He’s since traveled to over 30 countries and nearly all 50 states, acquiring the inspiration and richness he imparts on his novels. Originally from New Jersey, Walsh moved to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest in 2002, several years after marrying his college sweetheart. His Amazon Bestselling memoir, The Walkthrough: Insider Tales from a Life in Strategy Guides, offers a behind-the-scenes look at the secretive multi-billion dollar industry. Over the ensuing fifteen years, Walsh proved himself as one of the most prolific authors in the space, with over one hundred official guidebooks to his credit. Shortly after a horrific bicycle crash brought his triathlon season to an end, Walsh signed a contract with former Penguin imprint BradyGames. Or, as he likes to call them, travel guides to fictitious places. Though now dedicated to fiction, Walsh’s writing career began in 2000, in the world of video game strategy guides. Through his stories, Walsh combines his passion for adventure travel with a fascination for discovering how romantic relationships respond to the improbable. Last month, they correctly informed us that July’s offerings would include Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time.Doug Walsh is an award-winning author whose books have earned consistent praise from Kirkus Reviews, Writer’s Digest judges, and readers around the world. So we’re inclined to believe they’ll be accurate with their Tony Hawk‘s PS Plus prediction too. And yes, we’re quite excited to hear more about the follow up, which we saw the first screens of just last week.īillbil-kun’s got an almost flawless track record with their PS Plus claims so far. However, it still managed to retain all the things we loved about the series. It changed things up significantly, swapping the brawling for a semi-turn based RPG system. Yakuza Like A Dragon meanwhile is the seventh mainline game in the action adventure series. Criminally, we later found out a planned 3+4 follow-up was canned after Activision merged developer Vicarious Visions into Blizzard. If you’ve somehow avoided them so far, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is a fantastic 2020 remake of the first two games of the classic skateboarding series. If true, it marks an exceptionally good month for subscribers to the service. All three games will of course also be available to those on the Extra and Premium tiers too. They’ll also be joined by Little Nightmares to make up the Essentials picks for this month. As spotted by Video Games Chronicle, both games will include their PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 versions. That’s according to regular leaker billbil-kun’s latest post on the Dealabs website. PS Plus subscribers may be getting Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 & Yakuza Like A Dragon as their free games next month.
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