PS Now Changes Monthly Prices, Add New Blockbuster Games, and Much More
Sid Shuman Director of Social Media at Sony took to the PlayStation Blog to announce some very exciting new changes to their PS Now service!
Shuman released a bunch of information regarding the service, however, the main big bulk of the post is that Sony is changing the prices for the PS Now subscription. The changes to the price are pretty drastic as well, check out the changes for the US: $9.99 – monthly / $24.99 – quarterly / $59.99 – yearly (from $19.99/ $44.99/ $99.99)
In addition to the changes, Sony also announced a slew of blockbusters that will be added to the service such as God of War, Infamous: Second Son, and plenty more!
Check out the main highlight from the post down below:
In a nutshell, how is PS Now changing?
Starting October 1, the following top blockbuster games will be added to the PS Now service: God of War, Grand Theft Auto V*, Infamous Second Son and Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. These games will be available starting on October 1 until January 2, 2020 for you to stream to your PS4 system or PC, or download to your PS4 system.
Additionally we are offering PS Now at a new lower price, keeping it line with pricing of other entertainment streaming services. Here are the prices starting today:
- US: $9.99 – monthly / $24.99 – quarterly / $59.99 – yearly (from $19.99/ $44.99/ $99.99)
- CAN: $12.99 – monthly / $34.99 – quarterly / $79.99 – yearly (from $19.99/ $44.99/ $99.99)
- EU: €9.99 – monthly / €24.99 – quarterly/ €59.99 – yearly (from €14.99/ (N/A)/ €99.99)
- UK: £8.99 – monthly / £22.99 – quarterly/ £49.99 – yearly (from £12.99 / (N/A) / £84.99)
- JP: ¥1,180 – monthly / ¥2,980 – quarterly / ¥6,980 yearly (from ¥2,500 / ¥5,900 / (NA)
Like I mentioned above, Sid Shuman released a bunch of new information about the PS Now service. If you want to check out the full post and learn even more about the changes made to PS Now, click here!
PS Now is available to subscribe to on both PS4 and PC. Are you planning on joining the service thanks to the new price changes? Let us know in the comments below!