PlayStation Now game prices detailed
Sony has detailed the prices for its PlayStation Now service, stating that most games will cost between $3-20.
During yesterday's announcement of a PlayStation Now beta, Sony referred to experimenting with a range of prices. In a subsequent press release, the company has detailed just how wide that range will be.
The shorter rental periods will be "as low as" $2.99, while most games will cost somewhere between that price and $19.99. The announcement notes that publishers and developers will be determining their own price points.
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Sony has detailed the prices for its PlayStation Now service, stating that most games will cost between $3-20.-
Is there a list of games it will support/offer?
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not yet, no
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would make some sense. Roughly equivalent to "try demo, rent from Blockbuster to beat a singleplayer game and return it, rent from Gamefly and play a longer game or get into multiplayer."
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No thank you. I was hoping it would be a value add to Plus.
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look at this dreamer
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But I'm not the only one....
*gets shot to death*
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it's not bad value for those without the old console. For those with it (and potentially already own that old game) it's not going to allow them to get rid of the old console though and just use their PS4 as their PS3
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Old games are stupid. If they were so great we'd be playing them now.
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What? PS Now will support ps3 titles which are certainly being played now. http://m.edge-online.com/news/spotify-netflix-and-now-playstation-streaming-finally-trickles-down-to-videogames
On the showfloor at CES, Sony is demoing The Last Of Us, God Of War: Ascension, Puppeteer and Beyond: Two Souls, playable through PlayStation Now on Bravia TVs and Vitas.
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They'll be being played by homeless people without modern consoles. Most homeless suffer crippling mental illness.
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