PlayStation Plus' Quality Sure Hasn't Declined in Japan

There’s a lot of chatter about the quality of PlayStation Plus of late. Despite giving out six free ‘rentals’ every month, Sony has been chastised by early adopters of the PlayStation 4 for focusing on indie giveaways rather than retail releases. Still, it’s been eager to add to the quality of the service’s offering, announcing that Powers – an upcoming TV show – will be free for subscribers. Japan’s getting an even better sweetener, though.

Starting from 19th September, subscribers will be able to enjoy the Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2014 concert for free from the comfort of their own home. Those overseas will be able to download a special app for the PlayStation 4, which will allow users to stream the virtual pop star’s full performance. You’ll have four weeks from pressing play to digest the content, or until 19th November.

Furthermore, those that attend the event itself will find a big PlayStation presence, including booths for Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F 2nd, and the PlayStation Vita augmented reality demo starring the green haired goddess. Amazing.