Sony cuts as much as $20 off PlayStation Now, introduces new games to service

Sony's game streaming service PlayStation Now gets a price cut across the different subscription options. It's now $12.99 per month instead of $19.99; $34.99 per quarter instead of $44.99; and $79.99 per year instead of $99.99. The company wants to offer "a more compelling price that is comparable to other entertainment streaming services on the market." Sony boasts that with over 800 games, it provides the most extensive library of any console game subscription service.

The company is also offering new games that are available starting today, October 1, 2019, until January 2, 2020. These include God of War, Grand Theft Auto V, inFAMOUS Second Son, and Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. Sony had an additional note for GTAV. It said, "Grand Theft Auto V is available to download and stream via PS Now at launch; Grand Theft Auto Online and Rockstar Games Social Club will be available for users that download GTAV at launch. Online features, including Grand Theft Auto Online and Rockstar Games Social Club, are currently only available in the downloaded version."

Sony’s ‘God of War’ gets behind-the-scenes documentary on YouTube

Do you want to see what happened behind the scenes when God of War was created? Well, you get a peek behind the curtains with this new two-hour documentary Sony’s PlayStation channel released on YouTube. Called Raising Kratos, it shows the five-year development process of one of last year’s biggest games. You can check out the full-length feature above.

There’s no a ‘God of War’ Netflix show happening for now

Rumours started to go around on social media that a God of War show was coming to streaming service Netflix. The TV show would reportedly have Jason Momoa as its star. However, the game’s director Cory Barlog was quick to refute the rumours, saying it isn’t happening. But he added at the end of that tweet, “I wonder if we should do something about that, @netflix?” This, of course, doesn’t confirm anything. Instead, it does seem that Barlog is thinking about it. If it does happen, who would you want to star in the show? Is this something you’d watch?

Source: GameSpot