Sony is raising the cost of a PS Plus subscription in select regions including South Africa, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and India.
Multiple IGN readers tipped us off to the move, which Sony has since confirmed, citing "market conditions" while promising "currently, price adjustments are not being planned for PS Plus in the SCEA [North American] region." We've reached out to the company to determine if we should expect similar hikes in the UK or anywhere else in Europe and will update when we know more.
Particularly worrying is the fact that South African subscribers were given just 24 hours notice of the change, after which the cost of a three-month subscription jumped 51 percent from R145 to R219 ($12.88 to $19.46), with a year-long subscription rising 53 percent from R489 to R749 ($43.45 to $66.55). Hopefully more notice will be given should a similar move happen elsewhere.
Star admits he may have "misled" fans
Damn, I was hoping for an updated patch. Well let’s see if the rumors are still true, that it’s coming to Switch 2. There’s still hope……I hope
From Infinite Wealth to Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, we explore RGG Studios’ iconic franchise. Here are the best Yakuza games, ranked.
Agree with #1 it's what brought me to the series. Gotta say i prefer the Japanese settings over Hawaii though
My favorite was 0 but Yakuza 5 had my two favorite locations Sapporo and Osaka.
Ill be honest i enjoyed infinite wealth but it absolutely does nkt deserve to be as high as it is on this list. Yes I liked the switch to Hawaii but the story was fairly weak until around three quarters in.
I don't want to spoil anything but the misdirection can be seen from space in this one.
The First Descendant 1.2.20 Update is finally live.
If you are increasing fees then please make PSN better sony.
anyone not in the U.S, please just make a U.S. account, psn cash cards can be bought online at no surcharge, prices on U.S. PSN are significantly cheaper than everywhere else... If you pay European/Asian prices you are being ripped off
Can't say I didn't see it coming. Makes sense from a business standpoint but still a dick move as far as consumers are concerned Sony.
Geeez this is like the 5th article about the same thing. I actually live in SA most of the people commenting or doing the articles about this don't live here and aren't affected by the increase at all. I'll bitch about it sure but it pisses me off when people wana make it a big deal for them when they aren't even the ones affected by this shit.