PlayStation Now access will be expanding in Europe, Sony has revealed. Previously only available to a handful of countries including the UK, Ireland, France, and Belgium, the service will soon be available to gamers in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden.
Read MoreSony has some good news for PlayStation Now subscribers – a massive 50 games are being added to the library this month, including For Honor, Raiden V: Director’s Cut, and more. The new additions mean PS Now’s library features over 600 titles to play at the click of a button.
Sony has announced that PlayStation Now users will be able to download games to their PS4, on top of being able to stream them over the internet. The feature is gradually rolling out to users starting today, and will be available to all users soon. One of the advantages of downloading a PlayStation Now title is that you don’t need PlayStation Plus to play online.
A rumour is currently doing the rounds suggesting that PlayStation Now will allow it’s on-demand games to be downloaded and played offline. An industry source was able to confirm to Kotaku UK that the functionality is due to roll out in late September this year.
Sony is continuing to expand the PlayStation Now library in Europe, adding a further nineteen PS4 games for you to stream for £12.99/€16.99 per month. The new games include Fat Princess Adventures, Tiny Troopers Joint Ops and The Swapper. Check out the full list of new games below.
Sony has updated the PlayStation Now game streaming service with a selection of games from Disney. Seventeen new games have been added, including Disney Universe, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean and TRON: Evolution. If you’re not a PS Now subscriber, you can sign-up for a seven day trial.
Sony has added fifteen new family friendly games to the PlayStation Now library in Europe, which includes How to Train Your Dragon 2, Sonic Adventure 2 and Ibb & Obb. The complete list of new titles can be found below, and are included in the PlayStation Now subscription.
Sony has announced that PlayStation Now will soon be streaming PS4 games, adding to the huge collection of over 480 PS4 games currently available on the service. This news follows the recent announcement that PlayStation Now will be dropping support for most devices, except PC and PS4.
Sony has today made a rather shocking announcement – it is to close PlayStation Now on all supported devices except the PS4 and PC after “thoughtful consideration”. From 15th August 2017, PlayStation Now will no longer be usable on the PS3, PS Vita and PS TV, and all supported TV models. A selection of TV models will lost support at early as 15th May 2017.
PlayStation Now has been updated with a selection of new games this week, including Game of the Year editions for Uncharted 3, Tomb Raider and The Walking Dead. The new additions include the full PS3 games and all the DLC released for them, all for just£12.99/€16.99 per month.
