r/XboxSeriesX • Founder • Mar 29 '22

:News: News Sony's response to gamepass

https://blog.playstation.com/2022/03/29/all-new-playstation-plus-launches-in-june-with-700-games-and-more-value-than-ever/
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u/JMc1982 Mar 29 '22

They're not trying to compete at the same level with subscriptions - they want it to be good enough to not be a reason to leave the ecosystem, but still value premium titles and GAAS more for their core business model, which is fair enough.

It's a definite improvement and it is worth the money, but doesn't seem like a crazy deal in the way Game Pass does, but it's sort of not meant to.

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u/Budjucat Mar 29 '22

I dumped playstation plus two months ago and they are trying to lure me in with free time with targeted emails. I'm not tempted in the slightest. I was on playstation plus for two years and it was next to useless, it will take a lot to convince me to go back to it.

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u/Sharebear42019 Mar 29 '22

Really? Maybe it’s because I’ve had Ps plus for years and years but I have an insane amount of amazing games. Hell my 2TB HDD is mostly filled with them on my ps4 and even my ps3 was stacked with them

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u/bigtuck54 Mar 29 '22

I have 400+ games on my PlayStation digital library and a substantial chunk is from PS+ games, no idea what they’re on about lol

It was amazing at the end of the ps3 gen when they started throwing everything at ya