25% Off On PlayStation Plus 12-Month Subscription In India
PlayStation’s premium subscription service that enables you to play multiplayer games, get access to a dozen free games every month and to show off a cool yellow “+” sign to the right of your user id is currently on heavy sale. The 12-month subscription of PlayStation Plus is currently on 25% discount in India.
The regular price for the subscription is ₹4,439. Consumers who want to buy a 12-month subscription, right now, however, can do so for just ₹ 3,329. The offer is valid from March 15-26 and is available with leading offline retailers and Games The Shop.

Consumers can buy the 12-month subscription card from a retailer and redeem the code on PlayStation Store. Current PlayStation Plus subscribers can also avail this offer and add an extra 12 months to their existing subscription.
PlayStation Plus subscribers get benefits like free monthly games, discount on games, 100GB of online storage for game saves and exclusive early access to new full game trials, demos and public beta trials. This month, PlayStation Plus subscribers can download Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered and The Witness for free.
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Pingal
A gaming aficionado and an avid Dota 2 player, Pingal is the owner of Spiel Times and the main coordinator of the News section.
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