Game Rant Writes "July 2023 would be a great time for the PS Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium tiers to stand out, at least for one reason."
Ark: Survival Ascended | PS5
Balatro | PS5, PS4
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun | PS5, PS4
All playable, May 6.
Saw that Balatro got over 100000! Reviews on Steam. Crazy.
Only game from these three I care about is Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun since it seems to be a nice fps.
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Boltgun is so much fun. I own it on Steam, PS4 and Switch (Physical). Beaten it so many times that I could probably get through it in my sleep, lol.
The price of a PS Plus subscription across all tiers will be increasing on 16th April 2025 in 15 Latin American countries, Sony has today announced.
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Strange why people disagree with me. Probably they are illiterate or just fanboys who hates PS.
Anyway, the articles clearly said it and I just saved you a click. Thanks Moegooner for the list of countries
With these reckless trade wars going on, expect videogames to keep getting more expensive.
Switch prices were locked in before the Tarrifs. They just conveniently used the tarrifs as an excuse to calm outrage.
PSN is a digital service and isn't subjected to any kind of tarrifs.
They have been trying to find a way to increase the price for years.
Don't let them trick you into blaming tarrifs for corporate greed.
When I look at Brazil, the increased price for PS Essential new users annually is equivalent to $61 USD, monthly is $7.50 USD. In the US it's more expensive. Just an observation that maybe they've been getting a better deal all along.
"Just an observation that maybe they've been getting a better deal all"
No, not every country has the same average salary as the United States. When releasing games and consoles, pricing should be based on the local economy and wages, which are often very different from those in the U.S
"When releasing games and consoles, pricing should be based on the local economy and wages"
So companies should sell consoles at a large loss in impoverished countries?
In your own words.
*All are welcome to Switch 2. Microsoft Games Studios is interested in long term profits and market value not petty fanboy thoughts.*
Now, I'll change some of it.
All are welcome to Switch 2. Sony is interested in long term profits and market value not petty fanboy thoughts.
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yes they decided on this in a week, it can't be that they were planning it anyway, it couldn't have been. Not from your favourite company.
It's strange. It's like you read the words, but you don't have the ability to understand them.
I already find it to be a terrible value. Go ahead and up the price and 100% lose me.
Not saying a price increase is good but I'm paying £8 a month for access to 1000 games. That's absolutely not terrible value
Sony has today announced that many indie titles will be leaving the service on April 15 including some big hitters
I clicked so yo don’t have to waste your time - games leaving a subscription service, what a shocker!
Leaving ps+ extra are:
Animal Well – PS5 (read our review)
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU – PS5 (read our review)
Nour: Play with Your Food – PS5, PS4
Deliver Us Mars – PS5, PS4
Miasma Chronicles – PS5
Stray Blade – PS5
Kena: Bridge of Spirits – PS5, PS4
Slay the Spire – PS4
Compare to Gold, they've had big guns out every month
They have delivered, month after month, and last half year GamePass has not been close.
Sony doesn't need to change anything, to keep PS+ attractive.
The only complaint still out there in force I would like to see addressed is justifying the value of the Premium tier. So far they are really doing the bare minimum when it comes to the new Premium tier games, well shown by the fact that they still have not put a single plain 'ol PS2 game up for offer.
The usual lull of game releases is the perfect time for me to catch up on my backlog. But it definitely sounds good for PS+ to offer good to great games during those periods.
Why when games with mol... i mean gold has been utter shit for the past 3 years.