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New Devices And Games (Including Uncharted 3) Added To PlayStation Now Service
Sony has announced the introduction of five more PlayStation 3 titles to the PlayStation Now service. Additionally, you can now access the streaming service on more devices.
Coming to the service this month are the following titles:
- Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate
- Hustle Kings
- Ninja Gaiden Sigma
- Super Stardust HD
- Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception
The PlayStation Now service is available on more devices this month. Sony announced that its 2015 blu-ray players in the United States and 2014 televisions in the U.S. and Canada now support game streaming.
PlayStation Now is available as a monthly subscription program (for $19.99 per month or $44.99 for three months) or a la carte with per-title rental fees for various periods of time. For more on the service, check out our past coverage, including Sony’s recent buyout of OnLive’s assets and patents.
[Source: Sony]
Our Take
Even with the OnLive assets (and loss of a meager competitor), I have a hard time believing that game streaming is a viable service. The library has a lot of room to grow, and a wider range of titles from across generations need to become available before it becomes too good to pass up.
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