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Time really flies when you think about it, and when it comes to the PlayStation Plus, it is already nearly four years old – can you believe it? Ever since it was launched, Sony has done their part to throw in additional benefits, where among them include the wildly popular Instant Game Collection, plenty of game discounts that will help out those who are tight on cash and yet still want to play games, apart from cloud storage and online multiplayer on the PS4. Not only that, the ante has been increased thanks to the most recent Instant Game Collection offerings including Game of the Year nominee BioShock Infinite, PS3 action epic DmC, headspinning PS Vita adventure Gravity Rush, and PS4 favorites Resogun as well as Outlast. Enjoy the very first TV spot for PS Plus that debuts this week, where it celebrates the fact that with PS Plus, one is able to enjoy far more experiences together.

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PS Plus TV Spot Introduced original content from Ubergizmo.

Folks who do a whole lot of gaming would know that audio is extremely important in the enjoyment of a particular title. After all, this is no longer the 1980s or early 1990s where ordinary games can still pass by with simple beeps and boops without taking too much away from the overall enjoyment. Special sound effects add a whole new dimension to gameplay, where you would feel totally immersed in the game, not to mention helping you discover just where your opponent is in a one-on-one first person shooter deathmatch. The thing is, not every one of us have the luxury of staying alone or have the means to build a dedicated gaming room, as we have to share our living space with other humans. Sometimes, our gaming times clashes with their sleeping pattern, so you are unable to crank up the volume to your preferred level, if at all. This is where a pair of headphones come in handy, and the PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset does seem to be a decent fit.

The new PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset will be able to deliver 7.1 virtual surround sound, custom audio modes that have been created by developers specially for PlayStation games, a hidden noise cancelling microphone that will be able to handle all of your voice chat needs as you play online, and customizable faceplates, among other features. The asking price ain’t too shabby either, as you will have to fork out a relatively affordable $99.99.

The PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset is rather versatile in the sense where you can hook it up to your PS4, PS3 or computer using the wireless adaptor, where its internal battery is able to go for up to 8 hours of non-stop gameplay before it requires a recharge. Not only that, this particular headset will play nice with your PS Vita or other mobile device thanks to the included 3.5mm audio cable. Sporting a portable, folding design as well as travel pouch, it will be ideal for playing games or listening to music at home or on the move.

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[ PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset is now available copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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