As you’ve probably guessed, PlayStation haven’t responded as yet to requests to comment on these rumours. Allegedly, the service will also include classic PlayStation games from generations past.
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As we’ve previously heard, this highest tier will include extend demos & streaming games from the cloud. Sony has finally revealed its Xbox Game Pass competitor, an 'all-new PlayStation Plus' that brings together the existing PS Plus and PS Now into a three-tier subscription service that includes up. However, the rumoured service will apparently include a third, higher tier at the most expensive level. That service has seen games like Halo Infinite and Forza Horizon 5 both arrive on their respective launch days directly into subscriber’s libraries. Sony is working on a competing Xbox Game Pass service for PlayStation according to a new report. First party big-name games have been arguably a key factor to competitor Xbox Game Pass’ success. The service, code-named Spartacus, will allow PlayStation owners to pay a monthly fee for access to a catalog of modern and classic games, said the people, who asked not to be identified because they werent authorized to speak to the press about the plans. Microsoft hearing was really all about one man: Phil Spencer.
That includes, according to one person familiar with the plan, this year’s highly anticipated launch of God of War: Ragnarok. One additional thing that is worth noting, is that the report claims the service won’t necessarily include first party games on launch. To catch you up, the new service will combine both PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now into a single, tiered, service. Back in December 2021, Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reported that Sony was developing a new service that could take on Xbox Game Pass. According to these anonymous sources, the service will debut with a “splashy lineup of hit games from recent years”. That’s according to Bloomberg, citing who it calls “people familiar with the plans”.
Based on this reporting, though, PlayStation doesn't plan to add exclusives like God of War Ragnarok, Marvel's Spider-Man 2, or Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Remake to Spartacus when they first release.Reports are claiming that Sony could be looking to introduce their new subscription service, codenamed PlayStation Spartacus, later this week. This is something that Xbox Game Pass has done for a prolonged period of time and it's easily the best feature of Microsoft's service. However, Spartacus supposedly won't end up giving subscribers access to PlayStation first-party titles on the first day of their release. And while PlayStation already has a handful of subscription services as it is, it sounds like this new Spartacus platform will still be pretty different from Game Pass.Īccording to Bloomberg, Sony is set to announce its PlayStation Spartacus service at some point in the coming days. It’s called whatever the hell Sony wants to call it, and we still have the three tiers of. In recent years, the success of Xbox Game Pass has prompted a number of different video game publishers to start their own subscription platforms as well. In my dream, Project Spartacus is a con-joining of both PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now.
However, the subscription service code-named. Yes, you read it right: Sony plans to launch a new subscription service to compete with Microsoft’s famous Xbox Game Pass. A new report centered around PlayStation Spartacus, which is the supposed codename of Sony's rumored subscription service, has claimed that the platform won't feature the best aspect that competitor Xbox Game Pass offers. Sony’s as-of-yet unannounced plan to compete with Xbox Game Pass could be revealed as early as next week, according to a new report by Bloomberg. DecemJason Schreier (jasonschreier) Prepare for the Spartacus project.
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