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At E3 last week we reported on Sony’s new premium PlayStation Plus service. Now that the dust has settled and we’ve finally been able to catch our breath, here’s clarification on the new service, plus news on the deals available and exactly what you’re going to get for your money. PlayStation Plus is a subscription service package on PlayStation Network. In addition to the current free to use existing features and services, its aim is to bring value-added offerings including exclusive services and content on June 29, 2010, worldwide. By accessing PlayStation Store via PS3, PlayStation Network users will be able to purchase membership*1 to PlayStation Plus, to gain an exclusive set of features and content. PlayStation Plus will be available in different subscription options of 30 days (Japan: 500 yen, Asia: HK$38), 90 days (North America: $17.99, Europe: €14.99) and 365 days (Japan: 5,000 yen, Asia: HK$233, North America: $49.99, Europe: €49.99). PlayStation Plus features include*2: Full game trial*3 Games Special content Discounts Early access Members will have early access to designated new game beta trials, game demos and video content prior to public distribution. Automatic content downloads and updates PS3 will automatically download and install designated game demos and game updates and also download the system software update data*6. PS3 will automatically start up at a designated time to download content and will turn off after the download has completed. *1 PlayStation users can purchase PlayStation Plus membership through PlayStation Store on PS3 only. Users need to install PS3 system software version 3.40, which will be released on June 22nd, to enjoy PlayStation Plus. |
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