Summary
- The PlayStation Store wishlist size has now been raised from the previous 100 limit.
- According to one user report, the wishlist limit is now 188 items.
- Some users find the new cap still restrictive, but it is an improvement.
Gamers have recently discovered that wishlists have been updated on the PlayStation Store, allowing the number of games to exceed 100. This change could come in handy for PlayStation users who have been bumping up against the previous limit.
As Sony’s digital storefront, the PlayStation Store offers numerous popular first-party and third-party options for gamers to purchase. In addition, the PlayStation Store runs sales, providing opportunities to grab popular titles at a discount. With games being added to the storefront regularly, keeping track of what is available and at what price can be tricky. To help with this, the PlayStation Store includes wishlists. Like other storefronts, this feature can allow users to save items they are interested in as part of a list. However, it came with the potentially frustrating restriction of a maximum of 100 items.
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Fortunately, that restriction has reportedly changed on the PlayStation Store. As spotted by ResetEra users, the maximum wishlist size has increased, with one person claiming they could add 188 items. This is a substantial bump from the previous 100 limit, allowing for almost double the number of PlayStation games to be wishlisted using the feature. As a result, this should alleviate some of the frustrations players have had when trying to decide what was worth saving on their lists.
Some PlayStation Store Users Want the Wishlist Limit Increased Further
Nevertheless, a possible cap of 188 items could still be a headache for some gamers. While many might never reach the limit, it could become an issue for some as more games head to the PlayStation Store. Furthermore, some in the ResetEra thread noted that they like to wishlist multiple versions of the same game to see which gets the biggest discount. Using this method could cause them to reach the new limit faster. With this in mind, some questioned why the cap had to exist in the first place.
Nevertheless, this change to the PlayStation Store is a nice change for those who use the wishlist feature. It will be interesting to see what other alterations Sony might make to the storefront in the coming days. Beyond these changes, new sales have been happening. For example, the PlayStation Store is currently running the Spring Sale. This promotion goes until April 23 and includes deals of up to 75% off on popular PS5 games, meaning some players might be able to check some items off their wishlists.
It is worth pointing out that this wishlist change comes while some interesting games are topping the sales charts. Specifically, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and Forza Horizon 5 are at the top of the pre-order chart on the PlayStation Store. In addition, Doom: The Dark Ages is high on the list. This is a notable development, indicating that Xbox-owned properties on the PlayStation Store are gaining the attention of gamers. Hopefully, the recent changes to the storefront will allow interested gamers to put these games on their wishlists.
