Sony has dropped the price of PlayStation Now this month, making the subscriptions service cheaper to access. Depending on where you live, you could save 50%. The prices have come into effect from 1st October 2019, but existing subscriptions won’t benefit from the new price until they are up for renewal.
Read MoreSony has added ten new PS4 games to the PlayStation Now service, available to play from today. The new titles include LittleBigPlanet 3, Gravity Rush 2, and Farming Simulator 19, bring the number of available games to over 300.
Read MoreAugust is nearly here and Sony has a heavy lineup of big hitters joining the PlayStation Now library next month. Among the ten new games are Fallout 4 (PS4), Doom (PS4) and Wolfenstein: The New Order (PS4).
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Last week, two of the biggest names in gaming announced a collaborative partnership to explore cloud-based gaming solutions and AI. Microsoft and Sony will be teaming up to develop future cloud solutions using Microsoft Azure and Sony’s cloud-steaming services.
Read MorePlayStation Now and it’s library of over 600 games is now available in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway as of today. PS4 and PC owners can subscribe to PS Now and stream PS2, PS3 and PS4 games at the tap of a button.
Read MorePlayStation Now has been updated with new games for March 2019. This month’s update includes a number of PS3 favourites, including Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and Mirror’s Edge.
Read MorePlayStation 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.
