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PlayStation Now Review

Posted on May 9, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk

 

This review is going to be short for one reason, and one reason only: there’s not much to say. PlayStation Now works, and it works great, but until its pricing model is changed to be more like Netflix, I can’t imagine Sony having a massive amount of success with it. Not because it’s not worth the price, mind you.

Sony has a task ahead of itself: proving to the world that renting a digital copy of a game is worth the price you pay. Until they can do that, people will come in to PS Now expecting to pay the same amount of cash per month that they do for Netflix.
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