Fan Discovers PS Now Games Expiring This May Before PS Plus Arrives
According to a Reddit user, 56 PS Now games have expiration dates in May, a month before the service is integrated into PS Plus.
After announcing its new PlayStation Plus subscription service at the end of March and merging it with PlayStation Now, Sony PlayStation stated that the two services would be combined into a single paid membership service.
A total of 56 video titles now accessible on PS Now will be removed from the premium service soon before its merger with the upcoming PS Plus, which will launch and be available on June 22/23.
May 2022 Expiration Date
The original poster of the issue on Reddit, Cobra_Bite, mentions that he just observed that some of the games available on PS Now had expiration dates in May. To put it another way, unless Sony agrees to renew them, the 56 titles listed below will no longer be accessible on PS Now or the upgraded PS Plus. Metal Gear Solid, Sonic, and Yakuza games would be on the list.
May 3 (PS4) |
May 17 (PS4) |
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May 3 (PS3) |
May 17 (PS3) |
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SOURCE: Reddit, VGC
Marcus Kade
Marcus Kade is Managing Editor at Spiel Times, covering breaking gaming news with a focus on the industry's business side. When not writing, he's probably losing a co-op game to his partner.
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