A new PlayStation Plus Premium leak shed more details on Sony's planned time-limited game trials, and what it may require from developers.
PS Plus Premium leak says Sony will require game developers to provide free trials to the highest PS Plus tier
The latest PlayStation Plus Premium leak says that Sony will require free trials with every PlayStation game. The reports come via sources who toldthat developers working on games with a wholesale cost of $34 or higher will now need to offer a free trial version. If this PlayStation Plus Premium leak proves to be true, we could see a lot more timed trials available on PlayStation once the new service releases.The new policy won’t affect games that have already been released. Image source: Naughty Dog
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