PlayStation Plus membership will persist and carry over to PlayStation 4
Sony's Jack Tretton just confirmed that a PlayStation Plus membership would carry over and persist when the PlayStation 4 arrives. Tretton promised that users could pay one price for a PlayStation Plus membership on the PS4, the PS3, and the PS Vita.
He also hinted, however, that a PS Plus membership may be required for multiplayer on the PS4, while confirming that single-player content won't require a Plus membership.
A membership will also include free access to a beta version of Drive Club and other betas, and give players one free game per month.
He also hinted, however, that a PS Plus membership may be required for multiplayer on the PS4, while confirming that single-player content won't require a Plus membership.
A membership will also include free access to a beta version of Drive Club and other betas, and give players one free game per month.
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