PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers are looking forward to potential enhancements of the service, particularly in relation to the beloved PlayStation 2 (PS2) era. The premium tier, which is renowned for its steep price tag, presents a range of captivating benefits including cloud streaming, limited-time trials of new releases, and access to an extensive collection of retro titles from the PS1, PSP, and PS3 eras.
Implicit Conversions: A Hint Towards Expanding the PS2 Library
The promise of additional PS2 titles on PlayStation Plus Premium has fueled a wave of excitement among subscribers. Implicit Conversions, the company responsible for bringing an impressive array of PS1 and PSP classics to the service, has hinted at expanding the library with titles from the original PS2. According to their Website, they are currently working on emulating games for both the PS4 and PS5 systems from the PS1, PSP, and PS2 eras.
Implicit Conversions’ impressive clientele includes major players in the gaming industry such as Sony Interactive Entertainment / PlayStation, Disney Interactive, Bandai Namco, Square Enix, Konami, Capcom, Team17, and Bend Studio.
Nostalgic Desires: The Top PS2 Titles Requested by the Community
The potential of new PS2 titles on PlayStation Plus Premium has stirred up a fervent response from subscribers. Many have expressed their nostalgic desires on platforms like Reddit, requesting classic titles such as the original Silent Hill games, Ape Escape 3, Onimusha, and Tales of the Abyss. The anticipation is heightened by the prospect of trophy support for these games, which would enhance the overall gameplay experience.
March Announcement: A Crucial Moment for PlayStation Plus Premium
As the gaming community eagerly awaits the upcoming announcement of March’s Extra and Premium tier lineup, anticipation is at an all-time high. The Essential tier offerings for March include EA Sports F1 23, Sifu, Hello Neighbour 2, and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, which are already available for download.
However, the Extra and Premium tiers are under close scrutiny, with subscribers hoping for new additions, particularly from the cherished PS2 library. With March’s announcement just around the corner, fans are eagerly waiting to see if their wishes will be granted.
