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With the coming month just around the corner, Sony has today confirmed that PS Plus free games for October 2018. All PlayStation Plus members get a handful of free titles every month as part of their subscription of the multiplayer service. Sony normally confirms the coming month’s lineup a few days in advance and that’s exactly what it has done today.

Friday the 13th: The Game is the first free title for PlayStation 4. It’s a survival game that’s in keeping with the spooky theme of Halloween that’s due next month. The second title offered free to PS Plus members on PlayStation 4 is Laser League. It’s a new multiplayer experience which starts out as a simple test of reflexes and morphs into a strategic competition with deep team tactics.

PS3 owners who subscribe to PS Plus will get Master Reboot and The Bridge for free. The latter is cross buy compatible with PS4 and PS Vita. Last but not the least, Rocketbirds 2: Evolution and 2064 Read Only Memories will be available for free to subscribers on PS Vita. Both titles support cross buy with PS4.

PS Plus members can also get PlayStation VR bonus game as part of their membership. This incentive is only for those who actually own a PlayStation VR headset that’s sold separately. The title, Here They Lie, is a first-person horror game for Sony’s VR platform.

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If you’re familiar with 20th century Soviet camera clones you’ll probably be familiar with Zenit. Created by Krasnogorsky Zavod, the Nikon/Leica clones were a fan favorite behind the Iron Curtain and, like the Lomo, was a beloved brand that just doesn’t get its due. The firm stopped making cameras in 2005 but in its long history it defined Eastern European photography for decades and introduced the rifle-like Photo Sniper camera looked like something out of James Bond.

Now, thanks to a partnership with Leica, Zenit is back and is here to remind you that in Mother Russia, picture takes you.

The camera is based on the Leica M Type 240 platform but has been modified to look and act like an old Zenit. It comes with a Zenitar 35 mm f/1.0 lens that is completely Russian-made. You can use it for bokeh and soft-focus effects without digital processing.

The Leica M platform offers a 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor, a 3-inch LCD screen, HD video recording, live view focusing, a 0.68x viewfinder, ISO 6400, and 3fps continuous shooting. It will be available this year in the US, Europe, and Russia.

How much does the privilege of returning to the past cost? An estimated $5,900-$7,000 if previous incarnations of the Leica M are any indication. I have a few old film Zenits lying around the house, however. I wonder I can stick in some digital guts and create the ultimate Franken-Zenit?

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