PlayStation classics have trophy support on new PS Plus

SIE Bend Studio, makers of 1999’s Syphon Filter You can find out more about our products here. said on ThursdayThe new PlayStation Plus subscription service will allow for trophy support of their iconic third-person shooter when it is relaunched on modern consoles later this month.

The by-the-way note shared on Twitter means it’s likely other PSOne classics will have trophy support as well. Sony Interactive Entertainment won a patent, March 20, 2021, for a system which would detect trigger events and then award trophy awards to console players.

Syphon Filter This is one of many original PlayStation games available for subscribers to the PlayStation Plus Premium service. It launches globally in Asia, Japan, North America, South America, Europe and Australia on May 24th, as well as New Zealand, on June 23rd. PS Plus Premium subscribers will also be able to enjoy the Jak, Daxter and other classics. SirenThe Dark Cloud Games, as well as some third-party remasters, are all available. BioShock.

The new PlayStation Plus is effectively a combination of SIE’s existing PlayStation Now games streaming/download subscription service and the PS Plus subscription necessary for online multiplayer since the PlayStation 4’s launch. Players may continue their existing PS Plus tier of service, now called “PS Plus Essential,” for the same monthly ($9.99), quarterly ($24.99) or annual ($59.99).

PlayStation Plus Extra is $14.99/$39.99/$99.99 and gives subscribers access 400 PlayStation 4 or PS5 games. PlayStation Plus Premium (Deluxe in some markets) adds another 340 games, with an option to play them via streaming, from the PlayStation 3, PSOne, and PlayStation Portable catalogues — but so far no PlayStation 2 games running under emulation are listed in the service.