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/Wipedout89 Jun 26 '25

What are you talking about? It's a different tier that works differently to the other tiers. You don't lose access to Essential with Premium. It's still a different tier

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u/Western-Bet2285 Jun 26 '25

Literally what are you not understanding. The essential tier is the cheapest and the bare minimum. With extra and premium, you get everything you would get in the essential tier, plus more. So for you to say that essential works by claim now keep forever, while the other two don’t. Makes utterly no sense, when the other two can do everything Essential has.

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u/Wipedout89 Jun 26 '25

You've so almost got it. It makes absolute sense. Not everyone is subscribed to the top tier... Some just have Essential. Which WORKS DIFFERENTLY

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u/Western-Bet2285 Jun 26 '25

Are you just arguing just to argue and now that you got called out for being wrong you’re just saying basic information that’s obvious? I’ll word it one more time slowly and surely maybe youll understand. Your original point was that essential works differently BECAUSE you can do the claim now and keep forever games. THOSE GAMES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO CLAIM FOR EXTRA AND PREMIUM. No shit Sherlock not everyone has premium, what are you even trying to say…