The number sticks out. Unlike Microsoft, Sony doesn’t mention the PlayStation Store’s retail price for the free games it doles out every month in the PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection. When we build this year-end analysis, we’re adding up the game’s listed, non-sale prices at the end of the year. And this year, PlayStation Plus gave subscribers more than $1,400 worth of video games.
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I mean I can’t say I’m surprised by those numbers - PS+ has had some very good games this year while GWG is basically dead at this point, and aside from being required for online play (which shouldn’t be a thing in 2021/2, nor should paid cloud saves - looking at you Sony), Gold is basically trash.
PS+ content kinda pales in comparison to GP though but from the recent rumors, Sony are planning on creating a GP competitor in early 2022 - and I’ll very likely be a subscriber day 1.
As someone who has PS+ now since 2013, I am damn happy with my online ps+ libraries on ps 3-5. I have still around 40 PS+ games installed on the ps3, another 200+ on ps4 always downloadable and another 15? games on the PS5 already while I don't even have a PS5 yet. That all while I always bought 12-month subscriptions when they were reduced.
I've been subscribed since day 1, I've looked up the list and we're now at 720 games.
Sony doesn't mention the price? Errm yes they do most of the time. 1400 worth.... Lol.give over.
I mean, compared to the competition, well...it's almost comical to compare them. I don't play online, at all, but I've subbed to PS+ for years, just for the free games. Zero regrets.