Sony's streaming service 'PlayStation Now' has new gaming options. The company has added 105 titles for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Network.

PlayStation Now is basically a game streaming service that lets PlayStation users play a large library of games for a monthly fee. This application is available on the PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4. To enjoy this service, users must have one of the aforementioned devices and a decent internet connection to play a wide assortment of games without even downloading a full title.

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The library of games for this streaming service has been increasing a few titles at a time over the past few months. However, sers of PlayStation were surprised after a megaton drop that nearly doubled the offerings in one go. PlayStation Now specifically added 105 new games to the service and is offering unlimited access to more than 250 games titles with an active subscription.

According to Cinemablend, the service broke the games into manageable categories. Under 'Resident Evil' games, users find a zombie blast-a-thons titles like Resident Evil 4, 5, and 6 as well as the motion-controlled Chronicles games and Code Veronica X.

In addition,  four Street Fighter games have been added to the collection, together with the Mega Man games, and Bionic Commando: Rearmed and Rearmed 2. The Lost Planet trilogy, Dead Rising 2 and Asura's Wrath are also included in the new list. Addictive fighter games such as Divekick, Stealth Inc., and Double Dragon Neon is also available in the service under Capcom section.

PlayStation Now service also offers numerous indie and puzzle games including role playing games such as Ragnarok Odyssey Ace, Artelier Rorona Plus and Record of Agarest War 2. A bunch of racing games are also available in the service which can be found in the library section of Neogeo and SNK classics.

The service offers a range of subscription models, including monthly, quarterly or even timed rentals. PlayStation Now has a seven-day trial period in order for users to check if their internet connection can handle streaming these games before they proceed to opt for the service.

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