Why don't you think that they will expand to more countries and to make ps now a must have or more competitive ,they will add games where you can stream and download on console and pc
2 reasons, mainly the second one
1. When it comes to games, both Sony and MS seem to be stuck in their old console mindset and limiting services to far fewer countries than the PC storefronts/launchers support. Every PC store eg. Steam, Origin, Uplay, Epic, etc. either recognises my country/region or doesn't care which country I'm in, and allows me to purchase games with either my cards or paypal, or both. On PSN, I have to use a US account and my card/paypal is not accepted. I can only use PSN cards to buy games. PS NOW doesn't work at all - not even the trial - because they insist on keeping a card on file as an ongoing payment option. I assume the same applies on XBOX One because if I use the US version of the Windows Store/XBOX app, it doesn't accept my payment. If I use the Windows Store for my country, the games disappear. (Btw: I can use all my payment options on the Switch eShop with no issue). In order to use Game Pass for PC, I had to buy XBL cards. With Origin Access, my card is just charged every month.
2. Since PS Now is mainly for streaming, it does make sense for them to limit the service to certain regions due to latency. Stadia is the same, I imagine xCloud is the same too. So they should allow you to buy and download the games, and also stream if possible
if you also have a PS Now account, but not tie both to PS Now with no other way of buying/downloading them. That's why I said that would be a mistake.
