You also get a library of “classic games” as well as a new “game trials” feature. That everything else includes PS Now’s streaming capabilities. PS+ Premium gets you all of the above and then everything else for $16 per month.

GamesBeatbroke down the feature layout here: The “Premium” tier would be the option that delivers cloud gaming for classic titles and, apparently, game trials. With PlayStation undercutting Microsoft’s $15/month price, it could go either way.īeyond that, the “Extra” plan includes everything from Essentials, but also the library that PlayStation Now long integrated, but it sounds as though that may only be for local downloads. Xbox Game Pass includes Live, which costs $10/month on its own. Namely, whether or not that will require a separate payment. It seems as though this might replace the existing PlayStation Plus, but there’s no concrete word on how it will handle online play.

The most affordable tier is known as “Essentials,” and offers monthly games. Apparently, this new subscription will come in three tiers at $10, $13, and $16 per month. Now, a new report from GamesBeat has more details. It was first reported last year that Sony had plans for a single united subscription offer to better compete with Xbox Game Pass, but for its PlayStation audience. Here’s what PlayStation’s version of Game Pass will look like Come back weekly and don’t forget to check out Stadia Changelog, our weekly roundup of everything new on Stadia. Every Friday, we take a look at the biggest news regarding services such as Nvidia GeForce Now, Amazon Luna, PlayStation Now, and Xbox Game Pass, among others. Now, some of the first details are coming out.īandwidth is 9to5Google’s weekly look at the cloud gaming market beyond Google’s own Stadia platform.

Now, Sony is ramping up for its own version of Game Pass, with a subscription library and cloud games for the PlayStation. Subscriptions have become incredibly popular for gaming in recent years, and Xbox Game Pass has become king.

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