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PlayStation Now Downloads Arriving In September?

2:34 pm June 20, 2018 By Julian Horsey

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PlayStation Now Downloads Arriving In September?

PlayStation gamers patiently waiting for downloads to be introduced to the PlayStation Now service will be interested to know that an industry inside source has confirmed to the Kotaku UK website that downloads will be arriving on the PlayStation Now service in late September 2018.

The new download option for PlayStation Now will be limited to PlayStation 4 games to start and will be accessible as long as the PlayStation Now subscription is active.

“The functionality is due to roll out in late September this year, but will be limited to PlayStation 4 games (at least initially). Yes, that means the dream of playing Demon’s Souls on PS4 remains just that.

The games you download will work in the same way that PlayStation Plus games do: that is, they’ll work as long as you have an active PS Now subscription, and should be playable offline on your primary PS4. Much like other PlayStation content, the games can also be played on other accounts that share the same PS4.”

As soon as more details are made available and confirmed by Sony we will keep you up to speed as always.

Source: Kotaku

Filed Under: Playstation, Top News

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