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Best PlayStation Plus membership deal (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A one-year membership of PlayStation Plus is on sale for £31.85 on ShopTo, saving you 36% on list price.
New Year’s resolutions can take many forms. Many of you will be trying to get fit, eat better, or sleep more this year. All of these resolutions seem sensible, but not that fun.
A much more exciting resolution is to do more gaming, and whilst it might not take a whole lot more effort on your part, at least it’s achievable.
It’s not going to be that tough to game more in 2020, but you could make it even easier on yourself with a PlayStation Plus membership. This allows you to play a wide range of multi-player and single player games, and if one of your friends does not own a game that you do, they can play with you online.
A one-year membership of PlayStation Plus is now on sale for £31.85 on ShopTo. This is down by 36% on list price, and is much cheaper than Amazon is offering. You’ll get a code when you purchase, which you must redeem on your ShopTo account by Jan. 14. That’s all you need to know.
Up your gaming this year with PlayStation Plus.
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