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PS Plus gets no new PS1 games for August showing lack of Sony clarity

  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 11:27
    PS Plus Premium is not getting any new PS1, PS2, PS3, or PSP games this month for its catalogue. This is the first time the top tier of Sony's subscription service has had a barren month, making many revisit assumed game rollouts.

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  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 12:34
    This reminds me of when they began releasing "remastered" classics early in the PS4 cycle. Like Bully, destroy all humans 1 & 2 and a handful of Star Wars and other games. But after a few months they gave up on the idea and that's all we got.
    I'm sticking with the standard PS Plus. I know it's only a matter of time before they pull the plug on bringing PS1,PS2 and such to the current platforms. Sony have said in the past that backwards compatibility was never for them.
  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 13:03
    Premium is a rip off. At least with PS NOW you could sub to that on its own and not even sub to PS+ and still play online multiplayer in PS NOW games.

    If they keep dishing out free monthly games I already own, then will not sub to anything. I would sub to PS NOW only if it still existed.

    They have really messed up their subscriptions
  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 13:43
    I'll wait more than one subscription update before I throw a fit.
  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 15:12
    TwilightShadow22 said:
    I'll wait more than one subscription update before I throw a fit.
    I am not throwing a fit from one month of lack of games, but the fact you can not get Premium (previously known as PS NOW) now without subscribing to PS+ (essential) as it is. But with months like this it does it no favours in changing my mind it is worth it.

    PS NOW was a service with adding games to it, and only removed due to licence expiring and what not beyond Sony’s powers to keep. Premium is a service with games deliberately having a set timeframe.
  • Posted on 11 August 22 at 15:19
    superniceguy_2 said:
    TwilightShadow22 said:
    I'll wait more than one subscription update before I throw a fit.
    I am not throwing a fit from one month of lack of games, but the fact you can not get Premium (previously known as PS NOW) now without subscribing to PS+ (essential) as it is. But with months like this it does it no favours in changing my mind it is worth it.

    PS NOW was a service with adding games to it, and only removed due to licence expiring and what not beyond Sony’s powers to keep. Premium is a service with games deliberately having a set timeframe.
    I wasn't referring to you though.
  • extrasafeivyextrasafeivy802,009
    Posted on 11 August 22 at 17:20
    The problem with the old back catalogue games and this has been commented on by PlayStation in the past is that most people who play these games play them for less than 30 minutes before exitting. This was one of their sole reasons a few years back for why they don't neccessarily support the older titles, not sure why they keep coming back and trying again to give up again.
  • COtriNOxCOtriNOx62,921
    Posted on 13 August 22 at 08:43
    superniceguy_2 said:
    At least with PS NOW you could sub to that on its own and not even sub to PS+ and still play online multiplayer in PS NOW games.
    Closing this loophole was probably part of the reason for this new service.
  • COtriNOxCOtriNOx62,921
    Posted on 13 August 22 at 08:45
    superniceguy_2 said:
    PS NOW was a service with adding games to it, and only removed due to licence expiring and what not beyond Sony’s powers to keep. Premium is a service with games deliberately having a set timeframe.
    We don't know. In PS Now titles like Grand Theft Auto left too soon. And in PS Premium it is Red Dead Redemption now. We'll have to wait and see whether most titles just stay anyway or it really becomes like Game Pass.
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