Sony has blocked a simple loophole that was allowing subscribers of either PS Plus or PS Now to significantly extend the validity of their subscriptions by purchasing a cheaper card and stacking them.
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According to a new report by Bloomberg, Sony is almost ready to unveil its own gaming subscription service to rival Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass offerings. An announcement may drop next week.
According to a new report from Bloomberg, Sony is working on combining the current PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now services into a new product similar to Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service.
Sony has confirmed that it will finally start rolling out support for 1080p streaming on PlayStation Now this week. The capability will be gradually available in Europe, U.S., Canada, and Japan.
Are you a Sony fan? Do you own a PlayStation console? Are you struggling to choose between the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now services? If yes, continue reading to find out what's right for you.
Sony has revealed that it will be expanding its PlayStation Now service to include PlayStation 4 games in the near future. The company likely hopes to rival Microsoft's recently launched Xbox Pass.
Sony has been working toward allowing certain games to be streamed to a Windows PC. Today, that feature rolls out along with several new games and an annual membership option for PS Now.
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