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Let's not muck about, that's a good starting lineup of first and third party games.
The line-up isn't bad at all for the Extra Tier, and that's only around 1/8 of the planned releases (stated to have up to 400). I assume there are more Ubisoft, Square, Capcom, Bandi-Namco, and WB games coming considering they've already been announced and have 3rd party releases.
EA, Activision (we'll see), Take-Two (Rockstar is listed???), Konami, Sega, Tecmo, Embracer, and more are currently missing, so I guess those contracts are still being worked out as last minute. Activision is a weird one to place, because it would have had to had been done prior to all of the acquisition stuff. EA has EA Play and likely will only put their content on PS+ if it's still shown as EA Play or they get a portion of the profits. But the others should be there.
The Classic side....needs a lot of work, but again this is just a sample as it's supposed to have up to 340. So we'll see.
It's a really good start and way to go letting us enjoy the PS1 and PSP games we bought back when. We know if that was Nintendo we'd be having to subscribe or pay for them again.
I was really expecting more from the legacy titles (PS1 and PS2).
If you're going to put backwards compatibility behind a paywall, I was expecting a lot more than what is offered out of the gate.
They're just going to sprinkle in a some titles here and there every month. Not different than what Nintendo is doing, and that hasn't gone over well for them either.
Not seeing a big difference between what was offered if you already had PS+ and Now. Doesn't really feel like much of a step forward.