Xbox Game Pass: Xbox Live Gold access is only included in the $14.99 monthly Game Pass Ultimate plan (Xbox Live Gold costs $9.99 monthly as a separate service) Xbox Game Pass: Premium Online Gaming Access The basic idea seems to be that companies would sometimes rather know exactly how much money they can lock subscribers in for on a quarterly or yearly basis and are willing to offer a slight discount for that assurance.
That’s honestly an increasingly common practice when it comes to subscription services everywhere. While the features you get with both streaming services obviously impact these services’ various price points (more on that in a bit), it’s certainly worth noting that PlayStation is offering discounts to quarterly and yearly subscribers. So, while we’re waiting for more information before we start sharing some of our deeper thoughts and feelings about the new PlayStation Plus program, here’s a quick look at PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass’ similarities and differences. They’re both in the same ballpark, but each service is clearly trying to offer something fundamentally different. To put it another way, I’ve heard some say that comparing the two is like comparing Netflix to Hulu. If anything, the new PlayStation Plus is better thought of as a simpler way to get the old PlayStation Now subscription service (which will soon be retired) to more people. However, that comparison falls apart fairly quickly once you take a deeper look at both subscription services. While we’re still waiting for additional information regarding some of the finer details of that program (including its exact release date beyond a vague “June” window), many are already calling it PlayStation’s long-awaited answer to Xbox Game Pass. The PlayStation team recently confirmed months’ worth of rumors by revealing their revamped PlayStation Plus subscription program.
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