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Best deal on a Playstation Plus subscription: 34% off (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A 12-month subscription to PlayStation Plus is available for £31.72 using the code PLAYSTATION2020.
We have some seriously good news for any gamers out there. You can now save over 30% on a PlayStation Plus subscription with the help of a handy code.
A 12-month subscription to PlayStation Plus is now available for £31.72 using the code PLAYSTATION2020. When you take advantage of this deal, you’re getting a full year subscription for roughly the same price as a four month membership.
Compatible with PS3, PS4, and PS Vita, PlayStation Plus grants you access to a monthly collection of free and exciting games, in an even bigger library that is continually getting updated. You’ll also be given exclusive discounts to the biggest games available in the PlayStation universe, cloud storage to store your saved games and character profiles, connections to a vast network of gamers, and a whole lot more.
Typically £49.99, you can save on a 12-month subscription to PlayStation Plus as of June 24 when you enter the code PLAYSTATION2020 at checkout, bringing the price down to only £31.72.
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