Sony recently unveiled a new PS Plus membership subscription service, in which the upgraded and premium versions will provide a huge library of free games for members, but Sony did not disclose the specific game lineup of the game library.
Recently, PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan revealed some information about the PS Plus game lineup on the official PlayStation podcast.
Ryan said: "We have a large number of publishers involved in this project, and all the current masterpieces will have them. We brought in the big publishers, and we also had the small independent publishers. We now have over 200 partners and we're working together to add their game content to the PS Plus subscription service, so the lineup of games will be 'incredibly strong'. ”
The new PS Plus membership subscription service will be launched in June this year, so Sony still has a lot of time to slowly share the information of the game library, and whether the new subscription service can get off to a good start depends largely on the game library's game lineup.
Sony also confirmed that the PlayStation Plus collection of games will not be affected by the new subscription service and will still be offered to players as a benefit for PS Plus Base membership. However, Persona 5 will be withdrawn from the selection in May.