Sony has made some massive additions to the PlayStation Now streaming service, including 40 PS3 exclusives that are now capable of being streamed through the PlayStation 4... at a price, of course. The additions boost PlayStation Now's library to having more than 300 different titles.
According to Game Informer, PlayStation Now boasts a total of 100 PS3 exclusives, 40 of which were just added to the service. You can check out the full list of new games added below.
? Anarchy: Rush Hour
? Armageddon Riders
? Bentley’s Hackpack
? Big Sky: Infinity
? Class of Heroes 2G
? Crash Commando
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? Doki-Doki Universe
? Dynasty Warriors 7: Empires
? Dynasty Warriors 7: Xtreme Legends
? Eat Them!
? Elefunk
? Everyday Shooter
? Flow
? Flower
? Go! Puzzle
? God of War: Chains of Olympus
? God of War: Ghosts of Sparta
? Gravity Crash
? Heavenly Sword
? Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds
? Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom
? Journey
? Killzone 2
? Killzone HD
? Lemmings
? Linger in Shadows
? Mamorukun Curse!
? Numblast
? Okabu
? PixelJunk Eden Encore
? PixelJunk Monster Encore
? Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty HD
? Savage Moon
? Snakeball
? Starhawk
? Super Stacker Party
? The Unfinished Swan
? Toy Home
? Trash Panic
? Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll
? Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception – Game of the Year Edition
? Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late
? Wakeboarding HD
? When Vikings Attack
? White Knight Chronicles
? Xblaze Code: Embryo
Some of those games I've never even heard of...which is kind of cool because now it gives gamers ample opportunity to check out some of the titles on the PS3 that they may have missed out on.
There's also a diverse smorgasbord of games that range from miscellaneous puzzle titles to hardcore shooters; Sony obviously isn't discriminating when it comes to the diversity of the game selection they have available for the PS3. JRPG classics like White Knight Chronicles are up there alongside blockbuster shooters like KillZone 2. There are also games like the original Gravity Rush and the 2D fighting game, Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late, which is probably one of the most niche titles on that list.
Sony's own first-party exclusives like Uncharted 3, are available, although it seems to stand as a stark contrast to the fact that you can already get Uncharted 3 on the PS4 with the Uncharted: Nathan Drake Collection.
This brings us to a very important facet of the PlayStation Now service: you're paying to rent a lot of games you might already own on previous PlayStation devices.
Essentially, the service opens up PS4 owners to playing classic games from the bygone eras on their new device, but it comes at a hefty cost of $99.99 for an annual subscription or $19.99 for a single month or $44.99 for three months. It should go without saying that PlayStation Now is very expensive on top of what you have to pay for PlayStation Plus, and the value of playing older PlayStation titles on the PS4 for prices that are much higher than what many of those games are worth has left a rather sour taste in the mouths of many gamers.
Nevertheless, if you're still keen on playing older titles from the illustrious libraries of Sony's home consoles, you can do so right now with the 40 PS3 games added to the PlayStation Now library.
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