Extra free game announce for PSN welcome back program

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Burnout: Paradise is free to PlayStation Plus subscribers only while they remain subscribed to the service. So you can play it with your free 30 day subscription, but you'll need to renew in order to keep playing afterwards.
 
Well, I can't remember my pass word after I changed it and when I click the forgot password link, the link the systems sends is always shown as still down to maintanance. Lovely.
 
James said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Burnout: Paradise is free to PlayStation Plus subscribers only while they remain subscribed to the service. So you can play it with your free 30 day subscription, but you'll need to renew in order to keep playing afterwards.
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This is true as far as I know. But at a mere R500+- for a year, why would you want to cancel the subscription?
I had this now since the beginning and not looking back yet :)
 
James said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Burnout: Paradise is free to PlayStation Plus subscribers only while they remain subscribed to the service. So you can play it with your free 30 day subscription, but you'll need to renew in order to keep playing afterwards.
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You are correct, but the extra game mentioned in the article "James Pond 2" is free under the same conditions i.e. PS+.
 
TBlaar said:
James Pond??? WTF?

I would rather NOT give this game away for free, lol....
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The insult doesn't stop there, btw.
Read again; James Pond will be available to PS+. Which means that after the free 30 days of PS+, you can't play it anymore, unless you continue to sub to PS+.

About as free as my ****.
 
James Pond??

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