PlayStation didn't have other details to share with CNET about the future of the streaming service beyond its initial test run in Poland. October 2021s free PlayStation Plus video games, Hell Let Loose, Mortal Kombat X, and PGA Tour 2K21, are now available.
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"For us, this is the perfect combination, the perfect market, to introduce a test service as part of the PS Plus program and see what our key users think about it," Maguire said. Weeks after announcing plans to drop movie and TV show purchases from the PlayStation Store, Sony is testing a new video streaming service for PlayStation Plus subscribers. "I am very excited that we are introducing this test service in Poland," Maguire told the site, suggesting that gamers in that region show strong interest in video on-demand, making the region a good fit for a test run. In an interview with the Polish site Spider's Web, Nick Maguire, Sony Interactive's vice president of global services, said that the films available at launch include Venom, Blade Runner 2049, Baby Driver, Arrival and more. The service, called PlayStation Plus Video Pass, is being trialed in Poland and offers access to a small library of content owned by Sony Pictures. As noted above, September 2022's free PlayStation Plus video games are Granblue Fantasy: Versus for the PlayStation 4, Need for Speed Heat for the PlayStation 4, and Toem for the.
All that's needed is a PlayStation Plus subscription, which already grants gamers access to online play as well as free monthly games and discounts. To watch, users in Poland can download the PlayStation Plus Video Pass app to their PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5. At launch, the service includes 15 movies and 6 television shows from the Sony Pictures catalog, with plans to refresh the lineup with new titles each quarter. Watch this: PlayStation Plus: Picking the Best Tier 10:39 The more expensive Premium tier (18 or 13.49 a month) also includes download and streaming access to about 500 older games, mostly.
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