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June 1, 2021
PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now 12-Month Days of Play Deals Are On The PlayStation Days of Play sales event runs through June 9th and includes discounts on a collection of games and accessories for the PS4 and PS5. it also includes deals on PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now memberships. Benefits of a PlayStation Plus Membership Note that the free PlayStation Plus games for June 2021 are Star Wars Squadrons, Operation Tango, and Virtua Fighter 5: Showdown. Details on these new releases c...
May 3, 2021
PlayStation Now Reveals New Additions for May ✖ May has now arrived which means Sony has now revealed the latest titles that are joining PlayStation Now, the game streaming platform available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. As usual, three new titles have joined the platform for this month, with each coming from a very different genre. The first game coming to PlayStation Now in May is that of Team Ninjas Nioh. The action-adventure Soulslike first released back in 2017 and has gone on t...
April 23, 2021
PlayStation Now is positioned as a direct competitor to Xbox’s Game Pass. The subscription service features over 700 games, all of which can be streaming for quick access. Until now however, streamed games were limited to 720p, with Sony now announcing that streaming quality is set to receive a major upgrade. Making the announcement, Sony revealed that “PlayStation Now will begin rolling out support for streaming 1080p capable games this week. The rollout will occur over the next several we...
March 2, 2021
1 March 2021, 10:41 pm EST By The PlayStation Now is another gaming subscription service from the Japanese company, and it offers a cloud-based gaming service that can bring back old favorites and nostalgic titles for the modern PS consoles. In different months of the year, the service adds different titles to allow gamers to re-experience the games and play them with the new consoles. (Photo : PlayStation) The Sony cloud-based subscription service is different from its other subscription an...
March 1, 2021
PlayStation Now Lineup for March Includes Infamous Second Son and Three More Games ✖ March has now officially arrived which means a whole slew of new games are now set to release on PlayStation Now, the subscription-based streaming platform from Sony. And while each month of PS Now tends to boast a pretty decent lineup, this slate for March might be one of the best in recent memory. Detailed over on the PlayStation Blog, four new games are going to be available on the service within the comin...
March 1, 2021
PS Now March 2021 Games Ranked - What Are the New Additions? PlayStation Now receives another set of new games by the start of a new month. Similar to every month, there are some new additions to the library of PlayStation Now in March as well. Just a few hours earlier, Sony officially revealed the lineup of PS Now March 2021 games in a tweet. Without further ado, let’s see what’s new in PlayStation Now: Infamous: Second Son This is probably the most tempting offer of this month’s PlaySta...
February 21, 2021
The open-world RPG first released back in 2016 and has spawned a series of DLCs and spin-offs. Square Enix took a long time to bring FFXV to the market, and is now available to play across a wide number of platforms. But soon, gamers will not be able to play it on PS Now, following the upcoming PlayStation Store refresh. On March 2, Sony is expected to announce what new games are being released on the PlayStation Now platform. Making predictions is hard, especially when you consider how many PS...
February 18, 2021
Are you a Sony fan? Do you own a PlayStation console? Are you struggling to choose between the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now services? If yes, continue reading to find out what's right for you.
January 22, 2021
THE new PS4 games coming to PS Now in February 2021 are going to be announced soon and will need to fill the gap left by Hitman 2 and others.