The VG247 team reacts to Sony's big PS Plus revamp, and opinions are… tepid.
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Im understanding this as combining the existing + and Now and adding in PS1 / PSP / PS5 streaming & downloads as well as new game trials. The new game trials would be kind of like day one releases on GP. Letting you play a new release and then decide if you want to pay to keep playing it.
I honestly thought PS1 was already supported on PSNow since they digitized all those PS1 games back during the PS3 era.
Until it actually releases there’s no way anyone can say. Having games from each PS gen including PSP is pretty sick. (No vita though) When they say every major publisher is supporting it does that mean day ones like gamepass? Sony already said PS5 games will be on, we just don’t know if a new release every now and then is on the menu.
I have gamepass ultimate and I’ll have this. If they are TOO similar though, as in they both have the same games, I’d probably drop one.
HAs Game Pass really proved to be a positive for Xbox?
Sounds like a glorified emulator with a price tag, honestly.
All I can say is Microsoft has been doing that for 3 generations now, and actually went back and improved the games for free.
The only useful thing here, for me, would be giving you a trial for games so you can have a more informed decision before you purchase. But again, you're now already paying to have that.
And Sony has one of the worst refund policies to be had otherwise, so it's almost like you're paying to remedy that.
At the very least, they didn’t crate barriers in order to artificially increase the price of their base service in order to create an inflated value proposition.