Sony Might Let Gamers Vote On Future PS Plus Freebies

This is a nice touch that should only make PS Plus that much more popular.

Posted By | On 30th, Jul. 2015

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If you aren’t exactly thrilled by what Sony has offered up to its Playstation Plus members in the last few months, you can take some solace in that it appears you’re going to be able to have more control over whats coming in the future to the program in the future.

The website Pushsquare noticed a rather interesting addition to the “What’s New” tab on the dashboard of the PS4. There is a short clip that seems to show that people are about to get the ability to actually vote on a choice of three games that will be included in the free PS Plus lineup. The one that gets the most votes will be added to the instant game collection. The first three games that are apparently going to be offered up for voting are Zombie Vikings, Armello, and Grow Home.

That last one hasn’t been announced as coming to the PS4, after a great launch on the PC, but it appears it is indeed making the trek over to the Sony console. While Sony will likely be shedding some more light on how this voting is going to go, it appears users will be able to do this using the interface right inside the PS4 console. Even better news is that it appears the loser of the vote isn’t just going to go by the wayside. Instead, the two games that aren’t the poll winners will still get some decent discounts through the PS Plus accounts, they just won’t be entirely free. More details about this program are likely coming soon.


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