The event is expected to play host to Sony’s slim PlayStation 4 console as well as a more powerful variation codenamed PlayStation Neo.
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The critically acclaimed action-adventure mobile video game developed by Frogmind Games “Badland” will be available for PS3, PS4, and PS Vita consoles.
PS Now is a subscription service that lets you stream over 400 PS3 titles to your PS4 and, as of today, Windows-based PCs.
The September slate of free PS Plus games will drop on Tuesday, September 6 for the all three PlayStation platforms when the PlayStation Store is update.
Anyway, the latest news about the new PlayStation 4 Slim controller seemed to spoil some of Sony’s surprises. The 1-Year PlayStation Plus subscription will be getting a $10 price increase and will cost $59.99 instead of $49.99. Journey was one of the best games to come out in 2012, and has won several awards.
The other major PS4 offering is Lords of the Fallen, which is a fantasy action game that has been compared to Dark Souls.
Sony’s line-up of free games for its PlayStation Plus subscribers includes one of the most handsome and highly-regarded games of all time, thatgamecompany’s Journey, and also Lords of the Fallen – which is alright.
According to Pocket-lint, the next generation PlayStation may still be under the codename “PlayStation Neo”, but there’s a good chance the company will have a new name once the console is officially released.
Sony and Microsoft have both announced the slate of September 2016 free games that will available to subscribing PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live Gold members.
A flood of former PlayStation 3 exclusives are making their PC debut when the PlayStation Now game streaming service comes to computers later this year. Badland, Datura, and Amnesia: Memories are the indie titles for September.
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Until now, PlayStation Now-which was built on the back of Gaikai and OnLive-has focused on streaming PS3 games to the PlayStation 4, which can’t play last-gen games. That’s a pretty fair price for the two controllers, making it an ideal option for those that didn’t manage to pre-order the PS VR launch bundle which included two Moves, a camera and a copy of PlayStation VR Worlds. Progressing through the game’s story unlocks new abilities, but experience can be lost.
