The streaming service PlayStation Now is already in Spanish territory. There are more than six hundred games in its catalog to play from our PlayStation 4 or PC.
A few weeks ago we commented that the PlayStation Now service was going to come out soon in Spain. The service allows us to stream a high selection of PlayStation console games on PlayStation 4 and PC if we have a compatible controller. The beta was produced in February and is now available to the public.
Hundreds of games on PlayStation Now
Prices range from €15 per month to €100 per year; the latter is ideal for those who don't have to worry about buying new games and is a strong competitor to Xbox Game Pass on Xbox One, aside from differences in the catalog due to exclusive titles. For those interested, they've started with a seven-day free trial, which you can access by clicking here.
In the absence of knowing the complete catalog, it is seen that some of the games offered in the service are For Honor, Mafia III, Steep and The Last of Us. We cannot expect very recent games since Sony does not have the same focus on turning the ecosystem of its console into a service like Microsoft with its Xbox One in which it wants to implement Xbox Pass with news like Crackdown 3.
Some users who have tried the service have found that the maximum resolution of the streaming is 720p, just enough for an ADSL connection not to have much lag. For many it can be important not to take advantage of their high definition screens. In any case, PlaYStation Now must be seen as an additional complement to our Playstation 4, since it is not going to replace games or physical purchases at the moment unless Sony really wants to extend its use to all possible consoles.
