PS Plus

Sony has confirmed its PS Plus subscription service will go on sale for the duration of the Days of Play sales promotion, making the three tiers of PS Plus Essential, PS Plus Extra, and PS Plus Premium much cheaper. From 28th May until the 11th June, you can save 33% on a 12-month membership.

However, the big catch of previous years has once again appeared.

The promotion only applies to new PS Plus members and current subscribers looking to upgrade to a higher tier. If you simply want to extend your membership on the tier you're currently at, you won't be getting a discount.

"This Days of Play, save on a new or upgraded PlayStation Plus membership – players who join PlayStation Plus during this year’s celebration can save up to 33% on select 12-month memberships," is the wording from Sony. "For players who are currently a PlayStation Plus Essential or Extra member, save 33% on the remainder of your membership when upgrading to PlayStation Plus Premium/Deluxe."

The catch of only allowing new and upgrading users access to the sale has been a disappointment for PS Plus users for some time now, as previous years have stuck to the same wording as above. If you want to get PS Plus for cheaper during Days of Play, you can only go up to a higher tier — you can't stay at your current one for less.

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[source blog.playstation.com]