Although Sony's PlayStation Stars loyalty program is similar to Microsoft Rewards, there are several differences that help it stand out.
Sony has launched a PlayStation Stars campaign to commemorate Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan's departure.
For someone who was apparently fired (according to the locals on here). Sony seem to do some nice things for him. Leaving parties and now a playstation stars reward item.
Definitely celebratory if you ask me. But I'd much rather a Shuhei bobblehead.
Can we have this for Jack Tretton, or Kaz Hirai? Or Fake Kaz Hirai? I would even sign for PS Stars just for this.
He was with Sony for a long time, but his tenure as CEO was a disaster: the PSVR 2, the Bungie acquisition, pivoting all game development toward GAAS, Naughty Dog canceled GAAS game, etc. I mean, he made nothing but terrible decisions and set Sony up for some hard times in the short term.
PlayStation Stars added a new campaign in honor of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth releasing. - IS
Visit PlayStation Stars on PlayStation App for the latest Campaigns.
So in theory which one is better?
PS Stars is just an evolution of Sony Rewards. It's pretty much the same thing, but they made it better.
Barely a competition. PlayStation Stars offers some fun little challenges and visual rewards but as for actual rewards, unless something changes, the amount of money players need to spend to get even the cheapest item is ridiculous. Microsoft Rewards points can be earned without even using an Xbox as "Bing" searches and various computer challenges provide plenty of points that can easily earn $10 a month.
With Ms rewards you do a bunch of clicking and in a month will get enough to pay for gamepass for PC.
I personally think neither is that great but one is definitely a more brain dead system while the other actually forces you to do something game related.
I didn’t even know there was a stars program