Well we here at 4PC HQ are divided on what we think of Playstation Plus, but maybe after you get “all the deets” you will know exactly how you feel about Playstation Plus. Starting June 29th Playstation Network members can pay $49.99 for a year of the service which will get them, free PSN games, Minis, PSOne Classics, DLC, a subscription to Qore, and early access to betas and demos.

That’s not all, subscribers will also get Automatic Downloads of trailers, demos, and things that Sony feels you definitely need to have on your Playstation 3 pushed directly to you from the service.

Another new feature is Try Before You Buy which will let you play one hour of a game and then give you the ability to buy the game right then and there and have it downloaded to your PS3.

At launch subscribers will receive a copy of Wipeout HD, Fieldrunners, Rally Cross, and Age of Zombies. Also available will be a try before you buy version of inFAMOUS, as well as premium themes, avatars, DLC levels, and map packs. Like we said it will cost $49.99 a year, but if you sign up starting June 29th through some undetermined date you will get 15 months of Playstation Plus for your money. Still not convinced? $17.99 gets you 3 months of service. Hopefully we will know more soon about what DLC and Map Packs are included with your subscription.

Joystiq posted a full list of Playstation Move titles to be available at launch or at least by the end of Q1 2011. We thought maybe you would like to see the list as well. Just know that we didn’t create the list. We’re much too busy to make our own.

• Beat Sketcher (Fall 2010)
• SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs (Fall 2010)
• EyePet™ (Sept. 2010)
• Kung Fu Rider™ (Sept. 2010)
• Sports Champions (Sept. 2010)
• Start The Party!™ (Sept. 2010)
• echochrome ii (Sept. 2010)
• Tumble (Sept. 2010)
• Hustle Kings (Oct. 2010)
• The Fight: Lights Out™ (Oct. 2010)
• The Shoot™ (Oct. 2010)
• TV Superstars™ (Oct. 2010)
• High Velocity Bowling (Oct. 2010)
• PAIN (Oct. 2010)
• Heavy Rain® (Oct. 2010)
• SingStar® Dance (Nov. 2010)
• Little Big Planet™ 2 (Nov. 2010)
• Sly Collection (Nov. 2010)
• Heroes On The Move (Working Title) (2011)
• Killzone®3 (2011)
• Sorcery (2011)

Third-Party Titles

• John Daly’s ProStroke Golf (OG International) (Fall 2010)
• Racquet Sports (Ubisoft) (Fall 2010)
• The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest (WB Games Inc.) (Sept. 2010)
• Brunswick® Pro Bowling (Crave) (Sept. 2010)
• Resident EviL®5 Gold Edition (Capcom) (Sept. 2010)
• RUSE (Ubisoft) (Sept. 2010)
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010 (Electronic Arts) (Sept. 2010)
• Time Crisis: Razing Storm (Bandai Namco) (Sept. 2010)
• Toy Story 3 (Disney) (Sept. 2010)
• Kung Fu Live (Virtual Air Guitar Company) (Oct. 2010)
• NBA 2K®11 (2K Sports) (Oct. 2010)
• Deadliest Catch: Sea of Chaos (Crave) (Nov. 2010)
• Disney Tron Evolution the Video Game (Disney) (Nov. 2010)

Just about half way into Sony’s boring droning about 3D Bravia televisions and how the Move is going to rock our worlds, Kevin Butler descended upon the conference in glorious fashion, as if to say, “Enough of this crap. Let’s get to the good stuff.” He rallied the audience with a speech that, while funny, also had a good message that any and all fanboys should take to heart. Stop reading. Press play. Witness awesome.

• Medal of Honor Limited Edition is coming exclusively to the PS3. Comes with a up-rezzed version of Medal of Honor: Frontline (last gen’s first MoH game)
• Dead Space 2 Limited edition is also exclusive to the PS3. It comes with a Move-Enabled version of the (amazing) Dead Space Extraction

Achievements? Who needs em?

You bet your sweet driving gloves it was! November 2nd, 2010 was the release date announced for the long awaited Gran Turismo 5. The big question now is whether or not this date actually means anything, or whether or not Sony just slapped that date up there to prevent the sweatiest, angriest geek riot ever caught on television.

In addition to the date announcement, we got details on a collector’s edition filled with all kinds of racing goodness. For $99, collector’s will get:

• a 1:43 scale diecast Nissan GT-R Spec V
• a 300 page car guide
• a GT keychain
• a voucher for 5 downloadable cars
• a numbered certificate of authenticity
• collectible packaging

Giving us more information than Microsoft did with their motion gadgetry, Sony decided to drop some pricing on us for the Playstation Move. So here’s the breakdown:

• $49.99 for one Move Controller.
• $29.99 for a Sub-controller.
• $99 Bundle that includes one Move Controller, The Playstation Eye and the Sports Champions game.
• $399 for a Console Bundle

So it looks like PS3 owners who don’t already own the Eye can get a complete set for around $130. Sony also said that the Move will debut on September 19th in North America and September 15th in Europe. The Move should launch with around 15 launch titles with first party launch titles being priced at $39.99. Does this seem pricey, reasonable, cheap? Let us know what you think!

CVG is reporting that Sony will announce 250 and 500GB Playstation 3 Slim’s that include a Move controller and 802.11n WiFi card. Is it true?? We will find out tomorrow during Sony’s E3 2010 press briefing. Join us, wont you?