As a reminder, Bloomberg was the first to report a major change to come in PlayStation’s subscription offer, starting last December. Another journalist whose ears are trailing everywhere, Jeff Grubb had made his own contribution last month by drawing up a portrait in three levels (Essential, Extra and Premium) of this new offer.
According to information from Bloomberg, this new subscription codenamed Spartacus will debut in the company “from a series of hit games from last year“, can we read. While players will undoubtedly be able to keep their current offer, the new formula will merge the benefits of PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now for players who are most invested in the PlayStation ecosystem and who are ready to pay. more for more.The possibility of testing new PlayStation products for a certain period of time, as offered for example by the EA Play subscription, would also be on the program, as would the presence of “classic games” from previous generations of PlayStation.
Anyone expecting Sony Interactive Entertainment to pack their big house productions like Horizon Forbidden West, Gran Turismo 7, and God of War Ragnarok into this subscription on release day, as Microsoft’s Game Pass notoriously does, is at risk. however a big disappointment.
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