Sony’s streaming game system comes with a significant discount for Black Friday and all the benefits of a varied catalog full of great titles.
The Black Friday offers in the Playstation universe are continuing, and one of the most powerful is found on PS Now, the company’s streaming game service. Both in physical and digital format, the discount proposal of 25% in the annual subscription (44.99 euros) and 20% in the three-month subscription (19.99 euros) allows access to more than 700 games, a unique catalog in the video game streaming service that has a huge variety of proposals, designed for all types of users. In addition, it is ideal as a physical gift, since it can be found in selected establishments such as GAME, El Corte Ingles, Worten, MediaMarkt, Amazon, FNAC, Xtralife, as well as centers and stores such as CanalOcio, VideoOca, ShineStar, Depau Sistemas, Expert and Tien21 and more.
If to this is added that every month PS Now is adding new titles under its belt, from great exclusive games to the best names of third companies, the result is a service that they have more and more to choose from at an even more competitive price during Black Friday.
Three generations of Playstation and more than 700 games
The PS Now subscription service features more than 700 games from three different generations of Playstation: PS4, PS3 and PS2. It can be accessed by contracting a monthly, quarterly or annual rate, and it works exactly like any service of series, movies and music on demand: the fee gives you direct access to the entire catalog so that you can enjoy it unlimitedly and without restrictions of any kind. The options of PS Now are to be able to play both streaming and local download in the case of PS4 games on the same PS4 or PS5 console, and the possibility of enjoying the service also directly from a PC, something that allows you to games beyond your console.
In addition, monthly PS Now adds new titles to the catalog that are expanding not only in quality, but also in quantity. Without going any further, this November titles such as F1 2020, Injustice 2, RAGE 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Warhammer: Vermintide 2 were added among others. In addition, the system has the possibility of a seven-day trial before paying anything to see its operation and catalog.
To them are added first-level names on PS4 such as Days Gone, an exclusive that is also available from a couple of months ago. In short, a proposal that fits with any type of public due to its variety of catalog, to whom giving a gift card is like giving an entry check to hundreds of games. We review some of the most outstanding proposals below.
All genres and all audiences have a place on PS Now
The Playstation streaming game system has a wide variety of games by theme, so that all users can find titles that are to their liking. There is no shortage of great adventures, with names like The Evil Within 2, Uncharted 2 or The Last of US, in the same way that action games are also the order of the day, with first-rate names like Prey or PUBG.
For sports fans, PS Now is also a sure value. In addition to the recent F1 2020 addition, the service has many other names such as NBA 2K18, Moto GP 17, Assetto Corsa or MX vs ATV Supercross. There is also space for family games, sharing time with LittleBigPlanet 3, LEGO Batman 2 or Locoroco Remastered. And if you like fighting, there is no shortage of true classics of the genre such as Street Fighter V, Virtua Fighters 5 Final Showdown or Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition.
As if that were not enough, if you like terror, you are also in luck. Must-see games like Silent Hill HD or Until Dawn are also available on the service. The icing on the cake is put by some of the highest notes given in Meristation, such as The Last of Us (9.5), Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (10), ICO Classics HD (9.5), God of War III Remastered (9.5 to the original PS3), Batman Arkham City (9.5), Bioshock (10), DOOM (9.5), Shadow of the Colossus HD (10 to the original game) and many others.
More information about the service can be found on its official website and also on the PS Store.
