PSA: Days Remaster remakes $10 PS5 upgrade, can't play redemption via PS Plus

The days have been fixed It was one of the outstanding announcements during Sony's recent appearance of showcase status, but some PlayStation Plus subscribers weren't happy with its $10 upgrade.

Sony has confirmed that the $10 upgrade on the PlayStation 5 is only available to people with digital copies of PlayStation 4 Disc or Days Of Dodes. Therefore, game redemption through the subscription service PS Plus does not meet the $10 upgrade for PS5 Remaster.

(There are a few days in the now-defunct PS Plus series, which is an essential monthly game for April 2021.)

This means those who have passed the days of PS Plus will have to pay all $49.99 to play this new PS5 version.

The details of the $10 upgrade make some PS Plus subscribers risk complaints online. one Publish on PlayStation Plus subredditFor example, subscribers' comments packed them saying they will pay $10 to upgrade to the PS5 Remaster, but will now skip the game completely.

“If PS Plus qualifies, they actually make a nice change, even if most people don’t want to play it, they are interested in paying at least $10 to try it for an hour or two, suggest Squarejellyfish_.

“They should have Essentials upgraded because I'll pay $10, but I won't buy it any other way,” Teckn9Ne79 added. “I will stick with what I get.”

“Yes, it seems stupid,” Dredizzle99 said. “I can't pay full price for this, but I'd love to pay for the upgrade, at least just to check it out. Of course, most people who have it on the PS Plus are thinking about the same thing, so they basically lose everything Potential sales.”

“They give away the game for free, so each copy is an extra £10/$10 they don't have, but they decided to get embarrassed and cut the owner base in half,” Jackanyon95 said. “I didn't pay in full, There is no need to even remake.”

However, it is worth pointing out that some PS Plus subscribers are not surprised by Sony's strategy here, noting that the company will approve the numbers and determine that this restriction will make the most financial sense. Still, some of its hardcore fans are currently called “stingy” who want to get a rare generous location from PlayStation.

“Restored” is not the only new PlayStation game revealed in game state. View IGN's Summary of the competition status in February 2025 For everything announced during the show.

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