Because if it's going to be a while I may buy a ps3 with a subscription and just play the free games from there.
How much longer will PS+ support the PS3?
I think it'll be for years to come just look at how long they supported the ps2. And with PS+ it shouldn't be too difficult to just get a couple games up for free so there's no reason for them not to.
@spraynardtatum: Not long enough, I want to know that my great great great great grandson/granddaughter could play the free games that I didn't pay for on the ps3. Unacceptable IMHO.
I think people are being to generous. I would say around a year of constant support more. But I'm also not 100% sure because PS+ is a newer thing and we never seen this scenario before.
@spraynardtatum: Not long enough, I want to know that my great great great great grandson/granddaughter could play the free games that I didn't pay for on the ps3. Unacceptable IMHO.
Transfer your digital rights to him/her like Bruce Willis
In terms of new content coming out? Probably a couple years. There will still be plenty of PS3 games in 2014 and some in 2015. They may cycle stuff in and out after that but I wouldn't bet on it.
In terms of still being able to play games you downloaded? Probably many years. Authentication servers are not very expensive and PSN will still be up supporting PS4 and the Vita. I would imagine you'll run through the library before they shut down access.
I don't see why someone would think this program would last a year more for PS3. They will only MAKE money off of this and can you imagine Sony being able to push PS3's with the promise of a large instant game collection? Since none of those games are backwards compatible on the PS4 they can sell systems even at $100 for profit and promise the IGC. I don't see how that isn't a win-win.
They'll continue supporting PS3 for at least a year, probably more. Until there is a large back-catalogue of PS4 games, they can't give away too many PS4 games. It'll cost them too much money giving away brand new, just released games. So they're going to continue to push the already established platform, with a large back catalogue to pull games from.
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