According to a report from TwistedVoxel, an upcoming update for PlayStation 5 will integrate the PlayStation Stars functionality directly into the..
Sony will be incorporating a previously exclusive mobile feature directly into PlayStation 5 consoles through an upcoming update.
Gamers who have dedicated countless hours to unlocking collectibles in Sony's
PlayStation Stars program are in for a treat, as it appears that PlayStation 5
will soon integrate this exclusive feature. Previously accessible only through
the PlayStation App, this loyalty program allows players to earn points, buy
products, and unlock gaming-themed collectibles by purchasing and playing
PlayStation games.
The program, which was launched last year, offers a unique twist on
traditional loyalty programs in the gaming world. Members can complete various
campaigns to unlock digital collectibles and earn points that can be exchanged
for rewards like PlayStation Store credit.
These campaigns can range from simple activities, such as playing specific
games within a set timeframe, to more challenging tasks like being the first
to unlock a Platinum trophy in a particular game within their region.
PlayStation Plus members can also earn additional points by purchasing games
through PlayStation's online storefronts.
Upcoming Mobile-Exclusive Feature to Enhance PS 5 Experience
According to a report from TwistedVoxel, an upcoming update for PlayStation
5 will integrate the PlayStation Stars functionality directly into the
console. This integration aims to remove any obstacles and make it easier
for gamers to join the loyalty program without needing a separate mobile
app.
Sony had promised this integration for a while, and it's finally arriving
about a year after the program's worldwide rollout. Once the update is live,
PlayStation 5 owners will be able to access the new functionality through
the Privacy Settings menu. They can customize what information they want to
share about their membership with others.
Additionally, players can show off their PlayStation Stars level and display
the collectibles they've earned during their time with the program. To
protect the privacy of younger players, these options will be available only
to adult accounts in regions where PlayStation Stars is offered, preventing
any potentially inappropriate content from being displayed.
The decision to allow players to access and showcase their PlayStation Stars
level and unlocked collectibles directly from their PlayStation 5 is a
strategic move by Sony. It may pique more interest in the often-overlooked
loyalty program. However, it remains to be seen if the bragging rights
associated with displaying unlocked collectibles will motivate players to
take on some of the program's more challenging tasks.
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