Stack up PS4’s PS Plus titles on the web store before buying it

Jamie Feltham

November 19, 2013

Not planning on buying a PS4 straight away but already a PlayStation Plus member? Fear not – you won’t be missing out on the free games on offer before you pick up a console.

Chris Owen, PlayStation’s English Community Manager, recently took to Twitter to explain that you can stash the free PS Plus games on your PSN account via the PlayStation web store. That means you don’t have to buy the console now if you want the likes of Resogun and Contrast for free. Simply head to the online PlayStation Store and pick them up there. Then they’ll hold over until you pick up your system.

Handy, no?

Source: Twitter

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Jamie Feltham

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