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I'm trying a month of PlayStation Plus Premium. The price for the subscription is $17.99<ref>[https://www.playstation.com/en-us/ps-plus/ PlayStation Plus]</ref>. You can save money by paying yearly, but I have enough distractions. I shouldn't have gotten it, but I was playing Split Fiction with Levi and we got to the point where the game got too hard for him. We wanted to still play something together, but didn't have anything else for the PlayStation 5. | I'm trying a month of PlayStation Plus Premium. The price for the subscription is $17.99<ref>[https://www.playstation.com/en-us/ps-plus/ PlayStation Plus]</ref>. You can save money by paying yearly, but I have enough distractions. I shouldn't have gotten it, but I was playing Split Fiction with Levi and we got to the point where the game got too hard for him. We wanted to still play something together, but didn't have anything else for the PlayStation 5. | ||
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The cloud streaming option of the premium tier is my favorite--I miss Stadia. It's great being able to not have to wait for a game to download and be able to get into a game within 15 seconds or so. Plus, with so many games to play, it's a real hassle to have to delete games to make room for additional ones. | |||
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Revision as of 04:30, 20 November 2025
PlayStation Plus Premium
I'm trying a month of PlayStation Plus Premium. The price for the subscription is $17.99[1]. You can save money by paying yearly, but I have enough distractions. I shouldn't have gotten it, but I was playing Split Fiction with Levi and we got to the point where the game got too hard for him. We wanted to still play something together, but didn't have anything else for the PlayStation 5.
Premium
The cloud streaming option of the premium tier is my favorite--I miss Stadia. It's great being able to not have to wait for a game to download and be able to get into a game within 15 seconds or so. Plus, with so many games to play, it's a real hassle to have to delete games to make room for additional ones.
Classics Catalog
The Last of Us Remastered: I played this game as a borrow from the library. Really enjoyed the story. I eventually saw the TV show as well, and that brought some new elements to the series, but it was hard to accept the differences from the game. Character models are much better in the game and there's something to seeing the struggle of going from place to place while overcoming so much opposition on the way. The kill count of Joe in the TV series is much lower. I've played the DLC, but haven't played two yet. Not going to make a priority for it this month.