Sony has announced major changes to the PlayStation Plus subscription service, which originally launched back in 2010. The changes mean that PlayStation Plus and PlayStation now will be combined into a new subscription service, while introducing three membership tiers with more benefits. However, PlayStation Now will only be included in top tier.
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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of PlayStation Plus, Sony has been giving out free PSN credit to users over the last week. Depending on your region, you could get £10, $10 or €10. However, it’s not exactly clear how users are being chosen.
Read MoreSony are to raise prices for PlayStation Plus subscriptions in a number of European and Asian countries this August. For the UK, the price is staying the same, but countries like France and Germany are seeing the price increase for 1-month subscriptions.
Read MoreIf your PlayStation Plus subscription has expired, you can benefit from 25% off an annual subscription. The deal, available via the PlayStation Store, is only available if you don’t currently have an active subscription and will save you a tenner of the regular price. The promo is only available until 10.00 GMT on 31st March 2016.
After a successful beta test of PlayStation Now in the UK a few months back, the service is ready to move to the next step. The pricing has changed for games, and you are now able to get unlimited access to 100 PlayStation games for a low price of £12.99 per month.
SCEA has announced that PlayStation Now subscriptions are finally coming to the PS3 this month. Currently available on the PS4, the subscription service lets you play any of the 100+ PlayStation Now titles on the PS4 for $19.99 for a month, and soon the PS3 too.
PlayStation Now is getting a subscription model starting January 13th 2015, giving you instant and unlimited access to 100 PS3 games. The service will offer two subscription plans: one month for $19.99, or a three-month package for $44.99.
LOVEFiLM recently revealed that it will be stopping the games rental part of it’s service to focus on “providing world-class film and TV subscription services.” The news came as a huge disappointment to existing customers, including myself, having been a customer for many years purely for it’s game rental service.
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PlayStation Plus, the premium subscription service for the PlayStation, launches next week and Sony has finally put up a detailed FAQ on the service. In short, the service does not include cross-game chat and free content downloaded through the service is only valid until you cancel your subscription – content bought through offers / discounts is yours to keep forever.
See below for the complete guide and FAQs from Sony.
