We?re hitting the point where streaming services have been around long enough that they?re almost old enough to vote, and with that comes a time of reflection. This is especially true with the anniversary this week of PlayStation Plus, the much maligned yet oft praised subscription service Sony began offering a decade ago. While the debate over whether charging a fee simply for access to online features continues on even to this day, Sony always attempted to make PS Plus something that appeared worth the price of entry in the form of discounts, ?free? games, and more. [Editor?s Note: In fact, Sony started up Plus as a way to offer discounts and ?free? games nearly four years before it was required for PS4 online play.] So as we hit a full decade of PS Plus, the question must be asked if the service has truly been worth the price of admission. Personally, the question is moot because there was never really a choice, was there"
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