Is PS4 worth of my purchase?

[binary solo]

JNK said:

binary solo said:

I don't think I've played a single game online since buying my PS4, but I've had PSN+ since day 1. All those games you get every month means PSN+ pays ofr itself no question. I think having online play behind a paywall is shitty, but PSN+ is worth the money just for the games you get.  The only problem is now I have too many games and not enough time to play them. At some point I may drop PSN+ because the backlog is getting too big, but for now I'm happy to accumulate the games. I don;t think I'll buy any games for the rest of the year, so I can work through the games I already have. I've already got Blooodborne and The Witcher 3 on the "to buy in future" list.  It's likely I won't buy Uncharted 4 straight away either and that's the only must own game coming up. It does help that I still have PS3 and I've got a lot of good games off PSN+ for that too, Yakuza 4, Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider, NBA 2k14. Having 2 PS consoles makes PSN+ for games a real no-brainer.

Yeah maybe but im not interested in the ps4 free games yet. I will probl get ps+ in 2016 to play the division, hope better free games will arrive.

I also dont like this free games system at all. They should offer 2 options:

1 year ps+ all features 50 bucks.

1 year online gaming only 10 bucks.

Personally I think online pass is a far better solution for accessing multiplayer/online gaming and I don't know why so many people shat on the concept and made it go away, in particular for the PS platform with last gen being free online and this gen now pay to play online. I understand some publishers abused online pass to actually put offline game content behind the online pass paywall for people buying used games, but people who cheap out and want to buy used can't really complain too much. However I think maybe it was the big retailers who trade a lot in used games who might have killed off online pass. Online pass f#cked me over one time with Mass Effect 3, but that was the retailer's screw up not the publisher's.