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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/4\/29\/23049022\/sony-playstation-plus-now-subscription-prepaid-conversion-change<\/a> Sony has updated its PlayStation Plus FAQ page (tucked away at the bottom here<\/a>) and is clamping down further on loopholes that gave users early discounts on its upcoming PlayStation Plus Premium service. It\u2019s also pausing the activation of PlayStation Plus and Now vouchers for current subscribers until after its new service rolls out in June, and there\u2019s even an official conversion chart showing the value of those vouchers for its upcoming three services; PlayStation Plus Essentials, Extra, and Premium.<\/p>\n After Sony announced its plan to restructure PlayStation Plus<\/a> into a new three-tiered service to further compete with Microsoft\u2019s and Nintendo\u2019s services<\/a>, things were slightly vague about how the conversion to the new tiers will work. Users began stacking prepaid subscriptions to PlayStation Now, Sony\u2019s cloud streaming service on consoles and PC, hoping the $59.99 per-year service would convert to the upcoming $119.99 per-year PlayStation Plus Premium. Sony was quick to stop many people from exploiting that discount, but it couldn\u2019t keep people from buying and redeeming the cards for some <\/em>sort of service \u2014 and those remaining PS Now voucher cards will give you at least a partial PlayStation Plus Premium subscription. <\/p>\n At least, they will starting in June. Sony is now keeping many people from redeeming prepaid vouchers until after the PS Plus relaunch. Only users who aren\u2019t already subscribed can redeem a one, three, or 12-month prepaid card, which are still sold at many retailers<\/a> (including directly from Sony<\/a>). <\/p>\n What happens if you have a prepaid voucher once June rolls around? Well, it will still be worth redeeming them once you\u2019re able. Sony made this helpful chart to explain how much they\u2019re worth when converting to the new service. While a month of PlayStation Now won\u2019t buy you a month of PlayStation Plus Premium, Sony says you\u2019ll still get \u201c the length of time equivalent to the monetary value of your original voucher.<\/p>\n
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