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thismeintiel on 04 December 2021
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SKMBlake said:

I dunno I read that PS+ and Now will merge, but maybe I read it wrong.

And my point was/is: neither Sony nor Nintendo need to do as much as efforts than Microsoft to make people buy their stuff/selling their services, because they are both currently very successful

My guess is the tiers would be like this:

Tier 1: $60 - Basically PS Plus as it is now.

Tier 2: $80 - Basically just PS Plus and PS Now together. I'm guessing all 1st party games launched in the first year of the PS5's life would be put on it.

Tier 3: $100 - All of the above, plus regularly added PS1, PS2, and PSP games. With those games most likely emulated with higher resolution and higher frame rates like the PS2 games are on PS Now.

Alternatively, I could see see them doing:

Tier 1: $30-$40 - Only online multiplayer and online saves.

Tier 2: $60 - Effectively the same as PS Plus, now, with the added games monthly.

Tier 3: $80-$100 - PS Plus and PS Now together, but just with a bunch more early PS5 games and newly added PS1, PS2, and PSP emulation.

Either way, I'm game.