The revamped PlayStation Plus is already in the eye of a storm with its implementation in the Asian region. As soon as the service became available, rumors of discontent arose in Hong Kong. Several users reported problematic facts related to upgrading to more expensive tiers.
Sony has now clarified that it was unintentional and happened due to a technical glitch. Unfortunately, players are less than convinced, and many believe that the actual motives are quite different.
At the start of 2022, Sony announced its plans to revamp the existing PlayStation Plus service. The new-look of the service resembles the Xbox Game Pass closely, although there are clear differences.
The new service comes in three tiers, and apparently, Asian users have to pay more and extend for more prices. While Sony has now rectified this, some users are less than pleased.
Ever since news of the additional costs came out, fans have been disgruntled. Sony quickly addressed the issue as they gave an official statement. However, many community members believe that the technical glitch is just an excuse.
One member believes that this might have been Sony's plan throughout the entire structure of PlayStation Plus.
Many seem to believe that the outrage is the reason why Sony has made this change.
The current system still allows people to upgrade for the amount of time they have with their existing service. This has become a major issue for those who have stacked PlayStation Plus for several months or years. One user asked what Sony plans to do with it.
Sony has assured that those who were affected by the problem will be compensated in terms of store credit. One user believes that the compensation should be in direct money instead of store credits.
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