According to a new announcement from one of its newest hires, PlayStation has apparently opened up a new “Preservation” team. This points to the company really ramping up for the upcoming PlayStation Plus Premium service, as well as possible further developments to older PlayStation titles.

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The announcement comes from Garrett Fredley over on Twitter, who announced that he has joined the newly created Preservation team. Check out his tweet below:

Today is my first day as a Senior Build Engineer at @PlayStation, working as one of their initial hires for the newly created Preservation team!

Game Preservation was my first career passion, so I'm ecstatic that I get to go back to those roots 😊

— Garrett Fredley (@SomeCronzaGuy) April 25, 2022

Today is my first day as a Senior Build Engineer at @PlayStation , working as one of their initial hires for the newly created Preservation team!

Game Preservation was my first career passion, so I’m ecstatic that I get to go back to those roots 😊

As for what we can expect from the future from this Preservation team, they’re sure to start focusing on the older PlayStation titles coming to the PS Plus Premium service. Several titles are already reportedly readying up for the new service, with Syphon Filter games recently being rated in Korea.

With preservation now officially on the table for PlayStation, this opens up a realm of possibilities in terms of older franchises, so it’s sure to be a hit with the platform’s fans from earlier generations.

In case you missed it, check out the roll out schedule for the PlayStation Plus Premium service here, as well as additional countries joining the launch.

Source: Twitter