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The From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, April 7th.

Take a trip back in time with me, if you will.

The year was 2010, and Sony launched a monthly video game membership called PlayStation Plus. It granted players access to two

additional free games and a few other benefits. Four years later, the company rolled out PlayStation

Now, which gave users access to cloud streaming games for use on their

PS4s and PS5s.

So, when Sony says that it's, quote, been at the forefront of game subscription services, end quote,

as it did in a statement last week, well, that's true if getting in the game first is a sign of

innovation.

But in the eight years since PlayStation now

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