PlayStation Now is the newest player in the gaming console market. PlayStation Now allows users to play classic PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 games on their PC using a broadband Internet connection. This is done without the use of any CD or memory card, but requires the installation of a small piece of software created by Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) on the computer. After installing this software, gamers just need to start their computer and the gaming console will start working.

The PlayStation Now service is similar to a subscription to cloud games available on the World Wide Web. These services allow subscribers to play online games and watch movies, TV shows, music videos and live TV from a wide range of television networks such as Sony, AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, Time Warner, Hulu, Viacom, Mediacom, Discovery and many more. other. With the release of PlayStation Now, SIE hopes to expand on its current PlayStation business model, which allows gamers to play games on the go.

Many PlayStation Now games are in high demand, especially older ones, so if you’re an avid fan of older gaming consoles, then you’ll definitely want to subscribe now to get more old classics and demos. I’m sure even avid gamers will find it very convenient to access this PlayStation Now service from the comfort of their home. It will also be interesting to see how this new online service develops over time, especially since Microsoft and Nintendo have unveiled their own cloud gaming plans. In the meantime, I’m sure PlayStation fans will continue to enjoy this new feature on PS3 and Wii.