Sony has revealed when people can expect new games for new PlayStation Plus subscriptions. After months of rumors about the arrival of a review to PlayStation Plus, Sony finally confirmed that he was implementing a system of levels in his playstation plus, which would result in more benefits for a little more money if the players decided. The new model will offer players the possibility of accessing a PS4 and PS5 Games Library, game tests and even access to classical playstation consoles games, depending on their level. The new version of the service opens many doors and evolves the way players interact with PlayStation as a platform, which has naturally generated some questions.

One of the most important questions is how often Sony will update its game library, since nobody wants to subscribe to something that is completely static. For approximately a decade, PlayStation has offered free games to its PlayStation Plus subscribers and, although that will continue to be, the service by levels makes some changes. PlayStation confirmed that people who subscribe to the basic level of PlayStation Plus will continue to receive free games as they would normally, but those who subscribe to extra levels, Deluxe or Premium will obtain an additional monthly update of new games in the middle of the month. PlayStation said that the number of new games will vary from one month to another, but it is almost always guaranteed that you will have something to play throughout the month.

The new service has been an exciting perspective for fans, since it will also include classic games such as filter of siphon in addition to PS4 and PS5 games. The other day it was confirmed that Bles could add trophies to this PS1 game, which means that developers will probably have the option to add trophies to their old games. It remains to be seen whether or not everyone will take advantage of this, but it seems to be a good incentive for people to play your game about all modern competition.

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