In 2022, PlayStation Plus is off to a good start. The PS Plus lineup for January was mainly positive, with many fans anticipating Deep Rock Galactic and Persona 5 Strikers. However, February's PS Plus collection was panned, primarily for including Borderlands 2's DLC Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep, despite the fact that it is almost a decade old.
Sony has announced the PlayStation Plus roster for March 2022, and it seems that fans are satisfied with the choices. From March 1, subscribers will be able to play ARK: Survival Evolved, Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, Ghostrunner, and Team Sonic Racing. Grand Theft Auto Online will also be available starting March 15, making this one of the best lineups in recent memory.
The total amount of space required for next month's PlayStation Plus lineup has been announced by PlayStationSize on Twitter. Ghostrunner and Team Sonic Racing, on the other hand, will demand only 11.129 GB and 15 GB of storage space, respectively. The PS5 version of Ghost of Tsushima: Legends requires 62.783 GB of space, while the PS4 version requires 40.731 GB. ARK is the largest game on the list, requiring 99.547 GB of hard drive space. PS4 games take up a little more space on the PS5, which is shown under the "other" category.
🚨 PS Plus March 2022 Games Size🟩 Ghostrunner :🔸 PS5 : 11.129 GB⬛ Ghost of Tsushima: Legends :🔸 PS4 : 40.731 GB🔸 PS5 : 62.783 GB🟪 Team Sonic Racing :🔸 PS4 : ~ 15 GB🟦 Ark: Survival Evolved :🔸 PS4 : 99.547 GB— PlayStation Game Size (@PlaystationSize) February 23, 2022
Because the PS5 SSD can only hold 667 GB of games, some gamers may prefer to add a second SSD or use an external hard drive. Users can purchase a Horizon Forbidden West Limited Edition Game Drive with storage capacities of 2 TB and 5 TB, thanks to a new partnership between Seagate and PlayStation.
As a result of the PS5's impressive compression techniques, several game sizes are smaller than their PS4 counterparts. However, some games require gamers to download a staggering quantity of data. Horizon Forbidden West, for example, requires roughly 97 GB of space, while the upcoming Gran Turismo 7 is expected to require around 110 GB.
Increasing overall storage will be useful in the future, particularly when Sony unveils Project Spartacus. Project Spartacus is supposed to be a competitor to Xbox Game Pass, and Sony will apparently provide three tiers as part of this program. The first tier will be similar to the present model of PlayStation Plus, with the second tier providing access to a large portfolio of games. The most expensive option, according to reports, will allow participants to stream games and provide additional benefits.
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