Sony's released full details for the European PSN Plus.

Two PSN Plus subscription packages will be available to the UK: 12 months for £39.99 or 90 days for £11.99.

Here's what you'll get for your money and how it all works:

Full game trial
Members will have access to full versions of designated PS3 and PlayStation Network titles including PS one Archives (PS one Classics).

The titles on offer will be available for download on PlayStation Store for a stated period and change every month.

Members will be able to play the full version of the game for a designated period and even after the trial period expires, users will be able to continue playing the game by purchasing the game on-line.

Games
Members will be able to play the full version of designated PS3 downloadable and PlayStation Network titles including PS one Archives (PS one Classics) and minis with no limit of time as long as membership is effective. These games will become available exclusively for PlayStation Plus members at no extra cost.

Special content
Content such as avatars and custom themes many of which are exclusive will become available for PlayStation Plus members at no extra cost.

Discounts
Members will have access to exclusive discounts on designated PS3 and PSP titles. Titles will vary every month on PlayStation Store.

Early access
Members will have early access to designated new game beta trials, game demos and video content prior to public distribution.

Automatic content downloads and updates
PS3 will automatically download and install designated game demos and game updates and also download the system software update data. PS3 will automatically start up at a designated time to download content and will turn off after the download has completed.

The paid PSN service was announced during Sony's E3 conference last night.

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Sony's just released the full price list for PlayStation Plus in the UK.

A 12 month subscription will be available for £39.99, with a 90 day subscription priced at £11.99.

The platform holder has claimed that for these prices subscribers will be getting enough content to cost them £200 a year ordinarily, or £50 every 90 days.