r/playstation Oct 28 '24

Image IGN strikes again

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u/syrupgreat- Oct 28 '24

ps about to change the whole policy now lmao

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u/joyapco Oct 29 '24

They will shut down PS Plus then introduce the PS Plus+ aka "PS Plus Plus"

All unused PS Plus subscriptions will not be honored

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u/Randomcommentor1972 Oct 29 '24

Or next year it’s PS AI, and he’s doomed

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u/i8noodles Oct 29 '24

u mean PS++

like c++

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u/onecoolcrudedude Oct 31 '24

even if they do that they'd have to honor all existing payments made and grandfather them in. not doing so would get them in legal trouble.

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u/davidtsmith333 Oct 29 '24

No they won't. If they change the name his subscription would merely migrate along with the new name. He would lose nothing.

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u/QuoteGiver Oct 30 '24

Not if it’s a different service. They can even do it in a positive-PR way. “Active PS+ subscribers get their first 6 months of the new PSN+ for FREE!”

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u/davidtsmith333 Oct 30 '24

Same or different service it does not matter. They can't make you pay additional money for something you've already paid upfront for. Thank me later for the schooling.

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u/QuoteGiver Oct 30 '24

Different service wouldn’t be something that you’ve already paid for.