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PlayStation Australia’s #PSPlusPlays could net you big prizes

PlayStation Australia’s #PSPlusPlays monthly competition was today detailed, offering the chance for PlayStation Plus subscribers to win big prizes.

“Each month, PlayStation Australia will set an online, in-game challenge for players to take on, with awesome money-can’t-buy prizes up for grabs,” a statement from PlayStation Australia reads. “To take on the challenge, players must simply load up the featured title of the month, capture their attempt at the challenge, and share to Twitter using the hashtag #PSPlusPlays.”

The first three months of challenges will take place in the following games:

Update: PlayStation Australia has confirmed details of January’s challenge: “Show us your most effective killstreak deployment” in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

The winner of the challenge will walk away with a pair of limited-edition Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Night Vision Goggles. Sony earlier confirmed that those who enter the competition will also be placed in the running for an ultimate PAX AUS 2020 weekend.

We’ll update you about #PSPlusPlays as more is known.


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