Sony has had an amazing couple of months. After selling four million units of the PlayStation 4, one would expect the company to just be satisfied and fall back a bit. But they’re not.
The company is finally giving fans what they been asking for–announcing it’s new PlayStation Plus service, which will stream titles from across all four of PS consoles (backwards compatibility baby), plus Vita and TV content.
Right now, the only games announced are The Last of Us and Beyond: Two Souls, though Sony also announced that a closed beta will happen at the end of this month with a full service rollout coming later this Summer.
Here is a quick breakdown of what the PlayStation Now will offer:
– Play video games instantly across multiple devices, similar to the way you might stream TV, movies, and music.
– Stream full games to all of your compatible PlayStation devices including PS4, PS3, and PlayStation Vita as well as non-PlayStation devices, beginning with 2014 BRAVIA TV models and expanding to numerous other Internet-connected devices.
– Always play the most updated version of your game. With games hosted in the cloud, you can take your game with you – just log in with your Sony Entertainment Network account on a compatible device and your games and saved progress will be easily available.
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Feel free to watch the announcement below and get familiar.
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