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#1 polishkid99
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I recently purchased a ps4 from target. I have a choice of four games to download.

I'm waiting for Christmas to open it with my family and i was just wondering if i need to purchase playstation plus for $50 in order to download the game

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#2 Noblecowboy
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@polishkid99: You do not need Playstation Plus to download the game.

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#3 raugutcon
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Depends on the game, there´s a "Free to Play" section at the store you go there and you´ll find some free games ( Tekken, Dust, Ace Combat ), you don´t need PS+ membership to download and play them. There are monthly free games but you do need the PS+ memebership to download and play them, once your membership expires you will not be able to play until you renew your membership. BTW to play on-line in PS4 ( with the exception of those free to play games ) you need PS+ membership.

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#4  Edited By Noblecowboy
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@raugutcon: He is asking about the choice to digitally download one of the four free games offered when you buy a new PS4 right now. Playstation Plus isn't required for that. He just needs to use the digital code to download one of those games. The choice of the four games are Far Cry 4, Destiny, and 2 other games.

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#5 polishkid99
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@noblecowboy:

Thank you for the response and information