With E3 coming up next month, all sorts of juicy details are splashing out on the Internet, and Sony are right at the forefront of these juicy rumors with news of an upcoming PSP2 and a paid-for-premium PSN.
Sony have yet to confirm the legitimacy of either the PSP2, or the premium PSN network, but sources are suggesting that Sony could potentially ask for approximately $70 (£50) for a years membership. This would include additional services that are already available to PlayStation users that could include a music service much like Spotify.
To make this sound more attractive to current PS3 gamers, rumors are also suggesting that Sony will allow the player to choose a PSN game for free. No, not a full retail game, but one that costs around $15.
It is not thought that users will have to upgrade to the premium version if it becomes reality, and the free sign-up services should still be available.
One thing they could fix though, would be the lag issues that plague a huge amount of PlayStation owners.
What are your thoughts on a premium PSN service?
Source: TheInquirer
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