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Opens in a new window Credit: PlayStation PlayStation Plus Premium membership (12 months) $99.99 at PlayStation If you're into gaming at all, it's kind of becoming a necessity to have some sort of subscription service to supplement your hobby. Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, Nintendo Switch Online — basically, it's the streaming service boom all over again. And like streaming services, membership rates aren't exactly cheap.
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So, if any of that sounds good to you, act fast — annual PlayStation Plus Premium memberships are $60 off (just $99.99) until Feb. 25.
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