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Sony is raising the cost of a PS Plus subscription in select regions including South Africa, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and India. Multiple IGN readers tipped us off to the move, which Sony has since confirmed, citing "market conditions" while promising "currently, price adjustments are not being planned for PS Plus in the SCEA [North American] region." We've reached out to the company to determine if we should expect similar hikes in the UK or anywhere else in Europe and will update when we know more. Particularly worrying is the fact that South African subscribers were given just 24 hours notice of the change, after which the cost of a three-month subscription jumped 51 percent from R145 to R219 ($12.88 to $19.46), with a year-long subscription rising 53 percent from R489 to R749 ($43.45 to $66.55). Hopefully more notice will be given should a similar move happen elsewhere.

Added: 02.10.2014 5:15 | 2 views | 0 comments


Those who got an email accepting them into the Dragon Ball Xenoverse for Europe and Australia can download and play right now despite the October 4th start date. I also give some impressions of my first few hours spent with the game.

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Sony has revealed the content set to arrive as part of October's PS Plus subscriber rewards for both Europe and North America.

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Practise pays off as Death.Energy take 5,250 grand prize in Cologne finals.

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Launching alongside the standalone game in November.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe looks set to release an official LittleBigPlanet 3 PS4 hardware bundle.

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Representatives from internationally renowned companies such as Microsoft Studios, Electronic Arts, Oculus VR, Epic Games and Ubisoft were added to the list of speakers of the vast conference program, with sessions covering the areas of Business, Game Design, Marketing, Technology, Arts, Finance and Production.