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if you never had the chance to play this, now is your chance

Bioshock's 1 & 2 are getting remastered. I never played 2, but BS 1 was the very first game i bought for my 360. Crazy good game. Had played nothing like it before
 
PlayStation Plus Subscription Price Increasing

Sony has announced PlayStation Plus membership prices will rise to $59.99 for 12 months and $24.99 for three months. The price of the monthly plan will remain at $9.99. The new pricing will go into effect on September 22.

The announcement was made on the PlayStation Blog, where an old post about August's free PlayStation Plus titles was updated with a statement.

"This marks the first time that PS Plus membership prices will increase in the U.S. and Canada since the launch of the service in 2010. The new pricing reflects the current market conditions while enabling us to continue providing exceptional value to our members," it reads.

"As a member, you will continue to enjoy the benefits and features that enable shared experiences, such as online multiplayer, free games, and exclusive discounts. You will also continue to get exclusive benefits such as online game save storage and discounts across the PlayStation digital services."

The prices of PlayStation Plus subscriptions are also increasing in Canada. The yearly price will be $69.99 CAD, three-month subscriptions will cost $29.99 CAD, and the monthly price will be $11.99 CAD.

As of yet, the European PlayStation Blog has not indicated prices will rise in Europe. This may be because there was a PlayStation Plus price hike in the UK in 2015. Before this, in 2014, Sony raised the price of PlayStation Plus in South Africa, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, and India.

PlayStation Plus subscriptions grant owners the ability to play online, discounts on store content, and free games delivered monthly. August's titles included Tetris-esque title Tricky Towers and the most recent Yakuza game.

A PlayStation Plus subscription is required in order to continue playing the free games Sony provides. Once a subscription lapses, access the the library of free games is rescinded.

gamespot.com/articles/playstation-plus-subscription-price-increasing/1100-6442878/
 
genocidecutter;9282162 said:
PlayStation Plus Subscription Price Increasing

Sony has announced PlayStation Plus membership prices will rise to $59.99 for 12 months and $24.99 for three months. The price of the monthly plan will remain at $9.99. The new pricing will go into effect on September 22.

The announcement was made on the PlayStation Blog, where an old post about August's free PlayStation Plus titles was updated with a statement.

"This marks the first time that PS Plus membership prices will increase in the U.S. and Canada since the launch of the service in 2010. The new pricing reflects the current market conditions while enabling us to continue providing exceptional value to our members," it reads.

"As a member, you will continue to enjoy the benefits and features that enable shared experiences, such as online multiplayer, free games, and exclusive discounts. You will also continue to get exclusive benefits such as online game save storage and discounts across the PlayStation digital services."

The prices of PlayStation Plus subscriptions are also increasing in Canada. The yearly price will be $69.99 CAD, three-month subscriptions will cost $29.99 CAD, and the monthly price will be $11.99 CAD.

As of yet, the European PlayStation Blog has not indicated prices will rise in Europe. This may be because there was a PlayStation Plus price hike in the UK in 2015. Before this, in 2014, Sony raised the price of PlayStation Plus in South Africa, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, and India.

PlayStation Plus subscriptions grant owners the ability to play online, discounts on store content, and free games delivered monthly. August's titles included Tetris-esque title Tricky Towers and the most recent Yakuza game.

A PlayStation Plus subscription is required in order to continue playing the free games Sony provides. Once a subscription lapses, access the the library of free games is rescinded.

gamespot.com/articles/playstation-plus-subscription-price-increasing/1100-6442878/

Better be giving better free games with that increase
 
$60 a year aint that bad lol

but this is coming from someone who used to pay for xbox live for a few years. Some times i was able to get it on the cheap, others, full price, but c'mon...lol. i could see if it was $60 a month lol
 
you really not paying for the games lol

at least, thats my take on it, but like xbl, you are paying to support the infrastructure that brings you online gaming

Sony was taking huge losses in that area for years, so while the ps fanboys was trying to make fun of xbox dudes for paying for online, M$ expanded the content and improved on what was included. Was only a matter of time before Sony was going to do the same

 
I also agree that the price isn't that bad though. Just don't see why they're increasing the price when the service hasn't got any better.
 
Karl.;9287911 said:
I also agree that the price isn't that bad though. Just don't see why they're increasing the price when the service hasn't got any better.

i can only assume that the price hike MAY give them the opportunity to offer better content, but they might also still be taking a loss...so idk man
 
AP21;9287915 said:
Karl.;9287911 said:
I also agree that the price isn't that bad though. Just don't see why they're increasing the price when the service hasn't got any better.

i can only assume that the price hike MAY give them the opportunity to offer better content, but they might also still be taking a loss...so idk man

Hopefully. My PS+ run out yesterday. I haven't renewed for now as I haven't played online in a while and I have a shitload of single player games to get through. I'll renew eventually though.
 

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