gamescom 2012: PlayStation Plus Gets Storage Upgrade
Red Dead Redemption to be next free-to-play game.
PlayStation Plus will be getting a further shot in the arm over the next few months, as Sony prepares some new features for its premium service.
At SCEE's Gamescom conference, CEO Jim Ryan revealed that Red Dead Redemption will be one of five games made available free-to-play for subscribers. Online Storage will be increased from 150MB to 1GB.
Ryan also announced that PlayStation Plus will also be made available for PlayStation Vita, although he provided no further information.
If you're a little bit curious about the service, Sony will be offering a 25 per cent discount for new subscribers for two weeks.
At SCEE's Gamescom conference, CEO Jim Ryan revealed that Red Dead Redemption will be one of five games made available free-to-play for subscribers. Online Storage will be increased from 150MB to 1GB.
Ryan also announced that PlayStation Plus will also be made available for PlayStation Vita, although he provided no further information.
If you're a little bit curious about the service, Sony will be offering a 25 per cent discount for new subscribers for two weeks.
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Daz 15 Aug 2012 15:05
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I had a birthday last month and was tempted to get RDR, I'm glad I didn't