Sony doesn't put their AAA 1st-party games on PS Now on day one because they can afford not to.
There's been talk about Sony implementing different tiers of subscription for Plus when the PS5 launches, but maybe they'll do the same for PS Now and on the premium-premium service they'll provide the newest games.
At the moment, I'd say PS Now is not for the seasoned gamers who want the latest games. It's for nostalgia lovers on the streamed PS3 titles + emulated PS2, and late PS4 adopters who will still get an amazing list of great games for 10€/month.
Remember when reporters were expected to, like, research topics they wanted to write about?
I think it shows more Sony's failure at marketing if someone into console gaming doesn't know what the service is. That really is Sony's responsibility - they can't slip a service out there (or quietly update one already out) and expect people to know about it or go researching changes Sony may have made. They should have given free subs to game journalists etc., get some real coverage.
I think it shows more Sony's failure at marketing if someone into console gaming doesn't know what the service is. That really is Sony's responsibility - they can't slip a service out there (or quietly update one already out) and expect people to know about it or go researching changes Sony may have made. They should have given free subs to game journalists etc., get some real coverage.
First few results are people asking the same question with no large arrows directing to Sony PSNow.
Currently, PS Now still can't quite compete with the quality in the vast library of titles on Game Pass, but it's clear Sony is doing as much as it can to close the gap.
I think it shows more Sony's failure at marketing if someone into console gaming doesn't know what the service is. That really is Sony's responsibility - they can't slip a service out there (or quietly update one already out) and expect people to know about it or go researching changes Sony may have made. They should have given free subs to game journalists etc., get some real coverage.
PS Now is purely streaming, but Gamepass allows you to install the actual game, both on Xbox and PC, right? That certainly makes a difference?
See?! Loyal PS user still doesn't know what PSNow is! PSNow allows local downloads of PS4 games. About 350 local PS4 games, and another 450 titles for streaming including PS3 games. Here we are in a thread discussing the service, where this has been mentioned before, and here we have a Sony user coming in with their out-dated understanding. If that doesn't show a problem of communication from Sony, I don't know what does.PS Now is purely streaming...
that said the PC difference I mentioned still holds, right?