Before Sony unveils the new PlayStation Now line-up for June, the first titles have already been leaked.
SEGA had thus at yesterday's Sonic event It has already been confirmed that some titles will be included in the PlayStation Now lineup, including Sonic Mania, Sonic Forces and Team Sonic Racing, which will be available for streaming and download from June 01st.
The PlayStation Store also gives a glimpse of the other titles, including... The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Car mechanic simulator, although these still need to be officially confirmed. That will probably happen in the coming days. Finally, it will probably also be Virtual Fighter 5: Ultimate Showdown added to the line-up, which also runs in parallel in the new PlayStation Plus line-up will be represented.
The official announcement of the PlayStation Now line-up is expected next Monday.
New PlayStation Now figures
Meanwhile, Sony has also confirmed new figures for PlayStation Now, which now boasts 3.2 million subscribers. This makes PlayStation Now the most successful cloud streaming service on the market. In the previous fiscal year, it had 1.8 million users.
It is also emphasized once again the recent upgrade to 1080pThis is something that is to be further expanded in the future. It's currently impossible to predict when Sony will reach the same level of quality as home consoles. Until then, cloud gaming will likely remain uninteresting for some target groups.
For €9,99 per month, €24,99 for three months, or €59,99 for a full year, PlayStation Now users have access to over 650 games. Titles for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 2 can be streamed online; PlayStation 4 games can also be downloaded to the PS4 hard drive and played offline. Windows PC users also benefit from PlayStation Now: Games that are normally PlayStation exclusives can be streamed to Windows computers via PlayStation Now.
