I'm going to guess/assume Sony is going to go the Theater-to-Streaming route?
New AAA games are for sale exclusively for the first 12-18 months
Then said AAA game goes to the PS plus Premium streaming tier
Lastly said AAA gets ported to PC
Sounds about right?
I assume mostly yes, but it will depend on each case, meaning best selling 1st parties will arrive later to the sub.
I mean, it will have 1st party games like Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut or Death Stranding Director's Cut, released less than a year ago. But other games like The Last of Us 2 seems aren't going to be there. Or at least isn't in this inital list (could be there day one, isn't a complete list).
Their idea is to sell their games as much as they can in console, then apply price cuts and discounts, then once it doesn't sell enough they'll put most of them in this sub. And then a few of them (not all of them) whould be ported to PC if they see sales potential there once it doesn't generate money anymore in consoles.
That number is whats currently on PS Now. I expect the library to stay relatively the same other than the few games they highlighted today, (many of which are already there)
No, it's the number of games that will be in the new PS+. And out of these 700+, up to 340 (the exact number will vary per region/country) will be retro games (PS3 and older).
Many as you say already are in PS Now, but many of them aren't there. Many will be removed and many wil be added.
Plus there will be the demos, which if not at launch over time will be dozens or hundreds of games to play.