Recently, as Microsoft's XGP subscription service has become bigger and bigger, Sony's market in the game industry is facing challenges, and many people are currently concerned about what Sony's official response will do. There have been rumors that Sony plans to launch a new subscription service called Spartacus to fight XGP.
Recently, according to game industry insider Jeff Grubb, Sony is likely to have determined the pricing strategy of the service, the service will be divided into three different price bands, and the services provided are also different.
According to Jeff, the subscription service is available in a $10 basic version, a $13 premium version, and a $16 platinum version. The content of the basic version is the same as the current Sony PS PLus, the enhanced version will provide about 300 games, all games on PS Now can be downloaded, but the official does not provide streaming services, and the Platinum Version contains all of the above content, while adding streaming services and game trial functions.