The PlayStation Plus Extra service tier is coming in June and along with it is a significant change in the way that Sony carries out its service. In essence, this new service tiers are basically a combination of the PS Plus Collection, PS Now, and core PS Plus elements. In the process, PlayStation Now is going away forever.
With the rise of PlayStation Plus Extra, Sony seems to be trying to find a new way to take on the Xbox Game Pass. In fact, it appears the company is looking to take it on more directly by going about its subscription service in a similar way. The question now is whether this new approach is the way to go and whether the price of each subscription tier is worth it.
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The PS Plus Extra tier is the next tier up from the very basic PS Plus that Sony users know quite well. That means it offers everything the lower tier offers as well as the ability to download and stream additional PS4 and PS5 games for an extra $5 a month.
When it comes to really evaluating whether that extra $5 a month over the regular PS Plus asking price is worth it, the deciding factor might be just what kind of games people are looking to play. The next tier up in this new offering is also the highest level and PS Plus Premium offers quite a few more games, though they are also quite a bit older. This higher tier offers PS3 and even some PS2, PSP, and PS1 Games and can allow for people who have a special place for those older games in their hearts.
This highest tier allows people who want to spend $18 a month to get older games the ability to do so. It would certainly seem as though people who came to the PlayStation late might want to check out. There are some very iconic PS3 games that are
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