Yesterday, Sony officially announced New version of PlayStation Plus, which will be available starting this summer in three different subscription tiers, Essential, Extra, and Premium. There are still many points to be clarified regarding version 2.0 of the service, for example, what will happen to PS Plus Collection for PS5? According to Sony’s response, the group will still be available For all subscribers of the service.
Sony confirmed the information to IGN, as reporter Jonathan Dornbusch reported on Twitter: “For those wondering, PlayStation has confirmed to IGN that the PlayStation Plus collection will not be removed. It will continue to be a boon to all PS5 gamers with PS. Plus.”
In short, all PS5 users will be able to continue accessing the PlayStation Plus Collection without problems, and this also applies to those who have not yet purchased the Sony main console. However, it is not currently clear if the collection will expand with more games being added in the future.
For starters, the PlayStation Plus Collection is a bundle for subscribers to the service and has PS5 Includes twenty gamesincluding God of War, Persona 5, Fallout 4, The Last of Us Remastered, and Uncharted 4, to name a few. It was launched in November 2020, coinciding with the debut of Sony’s new flagship console, and has remained virtually unchanged since then.
We remind you instead that PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra and Premium will be available from June 2022 in Asia and then in North America and Europe. Here’s everything you need to know about the revamped PS5 and PS4 subscription service.
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