PlayStation 2017: "Final Fantasy" Big Anniversary Sale Brings 28 Contents; Playstation Now Removes 450 Games

The PlayStation Store recently notes several Square Enix discounted games for the "Final Fantasy" 30th anniversary sale. Note that the sale features 28 pieces of content like "Final Fantasy XV" and several DLCs. In the meantime, PlayStation console users may lose more than 450 games this March as Sony brings changes to the PlayStation Now service.

First off, the latest blockbuster hit from Square Enix, "Final Fantasy XV" is currently price marked down to $39.95. There is also a Digital Premium Edition of the game for only $64.95 from $84.99. In addition, the standard full version of "Final Fantasy XIV" costs $19.79 while a "Realm Reborn" rolls back to $9.99.

Apparently, the Realm Reborn pack has been discounted by 50 percent making it cheaper than the standard version which comes packed with A Realm Reborn and Heavensward. Other PlayStation 4 games that are going on sale right now is "World of Final Fantasy" which goes down to $35.99 as well as the HD Remasters of "Final Fantasy X/X-2".

Additionally, a standard port-over of the original "Final Fantasy VII" for the PlayStation 4 rolls back by 50 percent for only $7.99. The "Final Fantasy Type-O," on the other hand, costs only $14.99, Cinemablend reported.

In other news, Sony PlayStation recently made massive changes to the PlayStation Now service. Apparently, Sony is slated to remove access to more than 450 games across several sony devices. Note that the streaming service PlayStation Now currently allows players to play games from the PlayStation 3 and older on the PlayStation 4 on a subscription or a rental basis, DailyStar UK reported.

PlayStation Now has been likened to how Spotify and Netflix works. Note that PSN subscribers pay  £12.99 a month. This is believed to be Sony's answer to the lack of backwards compatibility on the PlayStation 4. Moreover, Sony confirmed that starting Mar. 15, several devices including the PS3, PS Vita and all Samsung TV models will stop accepting sign up for the PlayStation Now service.

See what games the PlayStation Now currently has:

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