PS Plus Will Eventually Receive Triple-A Titles for PS4

The PS4 still needs time to grow before bigger titles can arrive on PS Plus.

Posted By | On 13th, Feb. 2014

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Worried about not getting the maximum amount of value from your PlayStation Plus subscription on next gen? Concerned about PS3 members receiving last year’s greatest hits while you wait for the PS4’s library to grow? Those concerns may be valid now but Nordic Community Coordinator for Sony Casper Leise Andersson has spoken about triple-A titles arriving for the PS4 in due course as well.

When talking about the future of the service to Gamereactor, Andersson stated that, “What I can say is that the service will become increasingly better on the PlayStation 4, because PlayStation 4 is next-gen.

“It’s one game at a time, and two on Vita and two on PlayStation 3, but you still have some games on the PlayStation 3 because the games just keep on changing, but on PlayStation 4 it’s changing the game, and so it’s just one game. The newest game is Outlast.”

As for when the PS4 will see big budget games being added, Andersson said, “The PlayStation 4 needs to live some more, before we can actually put out these big titles. So at the current state it’s more for the smaller titles now.

“We continue to build on the service and make it continuously better, and of course the games should match the offer, so eventually we’ll get Triple-A titles as well.”

Killzone: Shadow Fall and Knack by the end of the year then? One can certainly hope. Let us know what you think in the comments.


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