Sony shared an important news about the streaming service, a new update of compatible devices for PlayStation Now. The full-game streaming service will soon be discontinued on every platform outside of PS4 and PC.
On August 15, 2017, Sony will be discontinuing the service on the following devices:
Additionally, 2016 models of Sony Bravia TVs will be discontinued on April 1, 2017.
“After thoughtful consideration, we decided to shift our focus and resources to PS4 and Windows PC to further develop and improve the user experience on these two devices. This move puts us in the best position to grow the service even further. If you use any of the above devices, we want to give our heartfelt thanks for your support, and we hope you’ll continue with us. Remember that all of your PS Now cloud game saves can easily be accessed on both PS4 and Windows PC.
If you do not wish to continue your subscription, please remember to disable auto-renewal in your account settings so that your subscription ends by April 1, 2017 on 2016 Sony Bravia TVs, and August 15, 2017 on all other devices. For 3 months subscribers, depending on when you joined the service, your subscription may auto-renew a month or two before the service discontinuation date if you do not turn it off.
“If you use any of the above devices, we want to give our heartfelt thanks for your support, and we hope you’ll continue with us,” said Dunn, noting that PlayStation Now customers can access their cloud-based save files on any platform. Dunn also pointed out that users who have enabled auto-renewal on their PlayStation Now subscriptions should adjust those settings to avoid getting charged shortly before the service expires.”
For more information check the source at PlayStation.
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