New PlayStation Plus Launches In June With Multiple Tiers & Prices
Sony has officially revealed its Xbox Game Pass rival, a brand-new subscription service branded as the all-new PlayStation Plus, combining the current PS Plus and PlayStation Now services. The popular Game Pass service gives users access to a large library of digital games, along with other additions like Xbox Live Gold, for the price of a single subscription. A PlayStation Game Pass rival has been heavily rumored for months, and now Sony's answer to the Microsoft service has been revealed.
While official details about the previously titled «Project Spartacus» have been kept secret until now, leaks over the past few months have given players a glimpse at the service's various features. Rumors suggested that the service would use a tiered setup, allowing gamers to pay for an increasingly robust host of features. The bottom tier would effectively be a replacement for Sony's current PlayStation Plus service, while higher tiers would give access to classic PlayStation and PlayStation 2 titles. While Project Spartacus has only just been officially announced, even Xbox head Phil Spencer has stated that a PlayStation equivalent to Game Pass was inevitable.
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Following months of rumors, PlayStation has officially announced its upcoming new PlayStation Plussubscription service will have multiple tiers. The Xbox Game Pass rival will combine the existing PlayStation Plus and PS Now services, with tiers of increasing price offering more substantial rewards. The top tier of PlayStation Plus Premiumwill grant time-limited trials to games, alongside the ability to stream hit games like Spider-Man: Miles Moralesand Death Stranding for $17.99 a month or $119.99 a
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