PlayStation Network credit: here's where to buy it at the best price

PlayStation Network credit

The PlayStation Network, more commonly known also as PSN, offers as you know very often some incredible discounts, which allow us to save tens and tens of euros in one fell swoop. What you may not know is that it is also possible to buy PSN Credit at a super price, thus increasing your savings even more on both PS4 and PS5.

PSN Credit can in fact be purchased with discounts up to 15%, for example by paying a 50 euro card only 42.99 euro. An incredible opportunity, especially because it can be used perfectly in symbiosis with the offers regularly present on the PSN. What makes it more interesting is the fact that numerous PSN credit cuts are on offer, which allows us to save a little bit on even the smallest amounts.

As you can see, it is a question of excellent offers able to make the prices on the PlayStation Network even more attractive. If you love to play on PS4 or PS5 there is therefore no reason not to fill up your digital wallet right now, thus making yourself ready for the next wave of offers.

Ah did you know that you can then buy with the credit also the subscriptions to PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now? Not bad, right?

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Sony not worried about drop in PS Plus and user numbers

In Sony’s Q1 earnings announcement for 2021, the company highlighted a drop in PlayStation Plus subscribers and active users, but the company says it isn’t worried.

Chief financial officer Hiroki Totoki spoke on this, as he talked about the drop off in the company webcast (transcribed by VGC). He said: “Of course, 104m is not a strong number, but are we looking at it as a declining trend? We don’t think so.”

“We are trying to analyse different elements, but there are no conspicuous trends that we can capture. Maybe this month or next month we will have to continue to watch and do an analysis,” Totoki added.

PlayStation 5 console and DualSense controllers. Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

He also made mention that the demand for Sony’s stay-at-home initiative was so high that this likely contributed to the slight decline. Compared to 2019, 2021 has seen an increase though, Totoki said.

Page nine of the supplemental information sheets for the earnings announcement shows that in Q4 of the 2020 fiscal year PlayStation Plus had 47.6m subscribers and the PlayStation Network had 109m monthly active users. Whilst Q1 of 2021 had 46.3m PlayStation Plus subscribers and 104m monthly active users.

According to Sony, monthly active users are the estimated number of unique accounts who “played games or used services” in the last month of the quarter. The material also reiterated that as of July this year the PS5 has sold 10m units, making it the fastest selling Sony console.

The Sony speech transcript also noted that Q1 sales were up two per cent year-on-year, mostly due to the launch of the PS5 and the impact of foreign exchange rates.

In other news, a new software beta update for the PS5 allows users to make use of the PS5’s M.2 SSD expansion slot. This means extra SSD storage can be added to the console’s 825GB that is currently available. The PlayStation website has a guide on how to do this, and which SSDs can be used.