Depends on what comes in the service.
Id would still double or triple the netflix pricing, if the library is exactly what i want.

5-10$ pr month, and would need to have a rotation system in place (like 50+ games) and every month remove 10-15, and add another 10-15.

Based on my experience with PSNow's free trial, I would rather buy my games and be able to own them physically.

If PSNOW had PS4 games I'd pay $20 a month. I don't actually need a netflix like service though because I've played nearly every game i want to play from 2+ years ago and new titles I'd be buying day 1 or getting dirt cheap to own on sale. But it's great for someone who hasn't played as many titles as I have and would have a lot more use for it.

Also worth mentioning is Geforce Now. Not a huge library and a rather variable pricing structure but 1080p60 streaming from decent hardware for as low as $8/mo. Preparing PC and Mac rollouts and could really be something once its support widens and price sorts itself out.

I'd pay 15/20 a month for a streaming service for current gen games that worked perfectly with my current internet connection.

I would pay $20/month for it if they got the new stuff within 12 months. It would have to work like EA Access, though. My internet is no where near stable enough for streaming.

Right now...nothing.
But in 10 or so years, when the tech is there to properly support it...different story altogether.

I didn't really rent games back in the days when I could and this is exactly the same thing. Renting

I like Xbox Game Pass and pay $9.99 a month like Netflix. I would pay no more than that.

I will definitely get Nintendo Switch Online in 2018 only $20 a year!