PlayStation STARS, a new royalty program for PlayStation, has been launched in asia for the first time in its global.
The new royalty program, PlayStation Stars, is a royalty program that provides various rewards such as points and digital collections if all players who love the game enjoy fun and fun campaign activities and achieve them.
The program will be released in Asia (including Japan) on September 29 (local time), October 5 (local time) in North America and South America, and on October 13 (local time) in Europe and Australia. Anyone can join for free, and the PlayStation Network has an adult account and only agrees with the terms and conditions of the program.
If you become a member of the PlayStation Plus, a specific benefit is provided, but the PlayStation Plus membership is not necessary to join the PlayStation Stars. PlayStation Stars can be accessed through the PlayStation App of iOS and Android, and can be signed up through PlayStation.com. This feature plans to expand into console devices in the future.
When you join playstation stars, you can complete various campaigns and activities to earn rewards. One of the first campaigns is Hit Flare/1994, which provides special collections to members who run the game that fits the clues based on songs. The campaign is updated regularly.
Rewards are divided into two types: point and digital collection, and the points can be used in catalogs with PSN wallet balance, exclusive digital collection and some PlayStation Store products. As additional benefits, the PlayStation Plus members registered in PlayStation Stars can automatically earn points when purchasing at PlayStation Store.
Digital collections are digital expressions that can be enjoyed by PlayStation such as figures from popular characters in the form of games and other entertainment and devices that illuminate Sony’s history. There will be a variety of types of new collectors that can be obtained regularly, very rare collectors, and simply collecting collections for fun. The obtained digital collectors can be displayed on the display case of the PlayStation App, or if you want, you can set the display case for others to see it.
If you join first, all members will receive Star Gazer Telescope. The first digital collection that members can obtain include Gondola Sarong of APE ESCAPE 2, PocketStation, and Too and Kurt celebrating their birthdays.
Digital collections are made for royalty programs, and some are rare but not unique and do not use blockchain technology. Digital collectors cannot be resold or traded, and digital collections can only be obtained through PlayStation Stars. The scarcity of digital collection can be found on the campaign detailed screen and the detailed page of the collection.
The point balance can be used to check the player profile of the PlayStation App and to exchange items in the reward catalog, including digital collectors, games or digital PSN wallets. You do not need PlayStation Plus membership to join playstation stars, but if the PlayStation Plus member joins PlayStation Stars, you can earn points when purchasing from the PlayStation Store, including each regular service payment for the PlayStation Plus membership. However, PSN wallet charging is not subject to PlayStation Stars points.
PlayStation Stars has four rating that reflects the reaching milestones, which are determined by the number of special trophies acquired during gameplay as well as purchasing the product board at PlayStation Store. The higher the grade, the more benefits and benefits you can get. When you reach a specific grade, you will maintain the remaining period of the year and for 13 months.
For more information, please visit the PlayStation Stars web page.