PlayStation Now Geschenkkarte mit Krypto kaufen

PlayStation Now has been discontinued. It ran from 2014 as Sony's standalone streaming subscription — first streaming-only, later with downloads for PS4 titles — and in 2022 it was retired into the rebuilt PlayStation Plus, reaching the Americas on 13 June that year. Existing PS Now subscribers were moved onto PS Plus Premium for whatever time they had left, at no extra cost. Sony no longer issues PS Now codes and will not accept one, so this page sells the thing the old name now points at.

Premium is where the PS Now catalogue went. On top of everything in Essential and Extra, it carries the Classics Catalog of PS1, PS2 and PSP titles, cloud streaming of PS3 games that were never re-released and of much of the Game Catalog, and time-limited game trials of new full-price releases. Streaming runs to PS5, PS4 and the PC app in the markets Sony supports, which is the closest current equivalent to what a PS Now subscription used to do.

The amounts here are the two US Premium terms rather than an arbitrary balance: $49.99 buys three months, $159.99 buys twelve. Redeem while a membership is already running and the time is added to the end of the current term; if the account sits on a lower tier, Sony converts the value proportionally instead of downgrading it. Nothing lands in the PSN wallet — this is membership time, not spendable credit.

Two constraints are worth reading before you pay. First, the tier is called Deluxe instead of Premium in markets where Sony does not run cloud streaming, and Deluxe drops the streaming while keeping the classics and trials — the US variant sold here is a full Premium market. Second, a PSN account's country is chosen at sign-up and cannot be edited afterwards, so a code bought for the wrong store is not recoverable. Buying here needs no PlayStation login, no card on file and no identity check: a delivery email is all we take.