Sony has confirmed that existing PlayStation Plus subscribers will need to pay a pro-rated fee to upgrade to the new Extra or Premium tiers. Here's what you can expect to pay.
The new PlayStation Plus is coming next month, but upgrading to the new Extra and Premium tiers will cost a fee. The upgrades are free for current PS Now subscribers but not for PS Plus members.
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Here's a quick pro-rated fee guide:
Monthly
- PS Plus -> Extra = $5/month
- PS Plus-> Premium = $8/month
Quarterly
- PS Plus -> Extra = $15/month
- PS Plus-> Premium = $25/month
Yearly
- PS Plus -> Extra = $39/year
- PS Plus-> Premium = $59/year
This is just one part of the fees, though. Apparently Sony is charging users an extra fee if they purchased discounted PlayStation Plus subscriptions.
For more information on Sony's new PlayStation Plus subscription, click here.
