That said, for just a few dollars less, Game Pass Ultimate does offer a membership to EA Play-an additional platform that boasts some of the media giant's biggest titles. So, which one is better? Well, herein lies the problem, as PlayStation Plus' Classics catalog is a boon in itself, and well worth the price of admission on its own accord. PlayStation Plus Premium, a top-notch tier that comes in at $17.99, includes access to over a hundred games, a library of hand-picked PlayStation Classics that span the entirety of Sony's first three consoles, and a nifty selection of timed trials on all the latest games. The former, which will set you back $14.99 a month, comes with access to a library of over a hundred games, Xbox Game Studios' day-one exclusives, Xbox Live Gold, EA Play, and major discounts on an entire catalog of games, add-ons, and themes in the Microsoft Store. There are two top-shelf tiers on both Game Pass and PlayStation Plus: Game Pass Ultimate, and PlayStation Plus Premium. That said, which of the two is better in terms of perks, exclusives, and discounts? Ultimate or Premium? Case in point, with Game Pass coming in at $9.99 a month and PlayStation Plus Essential on an identical wavelength, it's downright impossible to argue the fact that either of the two aren't good value for money. Granted, there isn't a bad thing you can say about either Game Pass or PlayStation Plus, mainly down to the fact that each platform provides a service-and an incredibly affordable one, no less.
Question is, with both platforms harnessing an equal amount of traction and a booming user base, which of the two is the best value for money? Therein lies a question that many have been pondering ever since the two came to light, and to be honest, it's one that subscribers have yet to answer in full. 2023 will see in yet another prosperous year for both Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus, with a wide selection of games already stowed in the pipeline and ready to plant roots on either of the two.
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