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Sony’s 2026 Days of Play promotion is bringing discounts on games, accessories, and PlayStation Plus memberships, but one thing noticeably missing is a price cut on the PS5 console itself. The annual sales event usually draws attention for hardware deals, so the absence of a console discount stood out pretty quickly among fans.

The promotion still includes savings across parts of the PlayStation ecosystem, including subscriptions and select accessories. But with the PS5 remaining in strong demand and Sony appearing more confident about hardware sales, the company doesn’t seem especially motivated to push aggressive console pricing right now.

It also says something about where the market is compared to a few years ago. Early in the PS5 generation, shortages and supply issues dominated every conversation. Now the console is widely available, but major discounts still are not guaranteed.

Sony has confirmed the PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup for June 2026, making it the first major lineup announcement since the company raised subscription prices in several regions. The new batch includes a mix of big-name titles and smaller releases, with Sony clearly trying to reassure subscribers that the service still has value despite the higher cost.

The price increase has already caused a lot of pushback from players online, especially because subscription fatigue is hitting basically every entertainment platform at once. People are comparing game services more closely now, and every monthly lineup gets treated like a test of whether the subscription is “worth it” anymore.

Sony hasn’t changed the overall PS Plus structure yet, but the reaction around this announcement feels more intense than usual because players are watching for signs of shrinking value after the increase.

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A few days ago, Sony announced a price hike for PS Plus, and in their post, they seemingly made it clear that only the lowest tier would be affected. But that’s not the case, because every tier of PlayStation Plus just went up in price, averaging around 11%. Here’s the new pricing structure. .wp-psplus-wrap{overflow-x:auto;margin:1rem…

Sony is raising PlayStation Plus subscription prices in several countries, and the reaction from players has been pretty immediate. The increases affect multiple membership tiers, with some regions seeing noticeably higher yearly costs than before.

A lot of the frustration seems tied to the feeling that subscription prices across gaming keep climbing while players are still debating whether the actual value has improved at the same pace. Some users pointed to recent game catalogs and monthly offerings as not strong enough to justify another increase.

Sony says the changes are meant to support the quality of the service and future game additions, but the backlash online has mostly focused on how normal price hikes have become across entertainment subscriptions in general. Between streaming, cloud storage, and gaming memberships, people are starting to feel like every digital service quietly became a utility bill.

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Sony revealed the PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium game lineup for May 2026, adding another mix of major releases, older favorites, and smaller titles across the subscription service. The update includes games for both PS4 and PS5 players, with several high-profile additions leading the month’s catalog refresh.

Alongside newer games, the Premium tier is also getting more classic titles and retro-focused additions for players interested in older PlayStation libraries. Sony keeps treating the service as a combination of modern subscription gaming and nostalgia archive, which has become a big part of how these memberships compete now.

The monthly announcements have turned into their own little event cycle because subscription libraries increasingly shape what people actually end up playing. Instead of buying one new release at a time, a lot of players just browse whatever suddenly appears in the catalog that month.