Sony should be offering a higher tier version of its subscription services to compete with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, and one that crucially includes PS Now. It’s easily the best deal in gaming right now, and I’ve touched on how it’s made the PS5 feel like it isn’t good value in the past. Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers get Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Game Pass for PC, EA Play (which includes hundreds of games from EA), Xbox Live (which includes Games with Gold), Xbox Cloud Gaming (available on mobile and PC) and various perks for a slightly higher monthly fee. It also has the value-packed Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for consumers to consider, which includes an embarrassment of riches and perks. Xbox Game Pass isn’t Microsoft’s only offering in its subscription service. Sony needs to start offering PS5 games in its PS Now library, then, as there’s no doubt that such a seemingly simple move would attract countless new subscribers.
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But, despite having free PS5 upgrades available for both titles, subscribers could only play the PS4 version, something which wouldn’t be the case if these games were on Xbox Game Pass. When Marvel’s Avengers and Borderlands 3 were added to PS Now in April, it seemed like a great win for Sony’s service. Sony’s service only includes PS4, PS2 and PS3 games, the latter of which can only be streamed and not downloaded.
On PlayStation Now, there are no PlayStation 5 games available. In fact, there are currently 62 Xbox Series X|S optimized games on Xbox Game Pass (thanks, Game Pass Counter), which means if you own either of Microsoft’s new Xbox consoles, there’s plenty of shiny new games to play right now.
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You can play countless titles that take full advantage of the power of the new Xbox consoles, and I’ve found it to be a great way to experience next-gen titles like Dirt 5, Doom Eternal and Sea of Thieves. One of the biggest differences between PlayStation Now and Xbox Game Pass is that Microsoft’s service lets you play Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S games.
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