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It's even worse. If you get any free games during those 30 days of free membership, and then you don't subscribe, you lose the games. (Games you buy at a disc
by wccrawford 16y ago
It's even worse. If you get any free games during those 30 days of free membership, and then you don't subscribe, you lose the games. (Games you buy at a discount are still yours, though.)
So at best this is a slight discount on a few games, for most of the people. I'm guessing most of them won't even use their benefits at all.
The insult to existing PSN members is even bigger. They're given us 30 days free, right? Guess how many days we'll have missed during this incident? During that whole time, we get no benefit from the service, yet we've paid for it. The free 30 days probably won't even cover the missing time.
I am currently a PSN+ subscriber for both the US PSN and Japanese PSN... But I won't be continuing my subscription for either.
- daniel1980fl 16y agoI disagree. There are not that many gaming network comparing to Sony. They will fully take advantage of their monopoly on the market. They will make a big announcement that they spent XX millions of dollars to secure and redo their security and network and will welcome users back with 30 days free ride. After all, your data is already stolen. Change credit cards. But that "anger" won't most likely stop you from coming back and playing again! This will be a spot on Sony's brand... and money will be lost, but their network will survive.