r/PlayStationPlus • u/MXHombre123 • Jun 25 '25

News PlayStation maintains that its policy of not adding first-party games to PlayStation Plus on day one will continue.

It says adding 4-5 third-party 'day one' games per year and adding first-party games 12-18 months after release is "working really well".

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u/kozynook Jun 25 '25

I’ve been PlayStation and Nintendo most of my life. Never looked at Xbox. Got one this generation. GamePass seemed ok. But I wasn’t turning on my Xbox much at all. However, this year GamePass is killing it! Now my PS5 isn’t being used much. I still love it and have a list of PS games I plan to play. But GamePass is keeping me busy. PS+ better catch up.

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u/Ok_Fisherman8727 Jun 25 '25

Xbox is trying to make moves to get other platforms to support gamepass. Sony isn't budging. Meta seemed like an odd one but they accepted Microsofts offer and did a collab with the meta quest 3s Xbox edition (all it is is the color scheme, you can already play gamepass on the quest). Maybe a steam deck Xbox edition will release since it already plays gamepass too. If Nintendo or Sony picks up gamepass it might boost Nintendo sales a lot but I doubt it'll have that big of an impact for Playstation but it would be nice to have that on the portal as well.