You didn’t read it wrong. The Last of Us: Part II is one of the games coming to the PS Now service, which works on both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation consoles as well as PC. PS3, PS4 and titles shown in . format US PlayStation Blog Update The crowd rejoiced there.
Plus, other games like Fallout 76, Amnesia: Collection, Desperados III, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, Victor Vran: Overkill Edition, and Yet Another Zombie Defense HD arrive this month. So much so that even those without a Sony console can play PlayStation games available on PS Now without any problems. For us Brazilians, the point is that PS Now isn’t available here yet.
There are no expectations for the service to arrive here yet. The last time I was asked about it, Sony Plans said it plans to expand the service to India and maps countries with good internet connections and strong economies to determine next steps. The idea is to maintain the quality and competitive pricing of the PS Now brand where the service is finally available.
What do you think of the service? In direct conversion at today’s dollar exchange rate (5), 5.45 BRL, PS Now will sell for 55 R$ per month and 328.55 R$ annually to give access to more than 800 games already available on your website.
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