Sony is enjoying a good run with its different consoles and services. The company is now welcoming in 2016 with more games for the PlayStation Now.

This time, 40 new PS3 titles have been added to the library of PS Now. Currently, the total number of PS3 exclusives is already up to over a hundred, with more than 300 PS3 games already available in the PS Now to date.

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The company has detailed the full list of PS3 titles over at the PlayStation Blog. Some of the new titles include "Big Sky: Infinity," "Crash Commando," "Dynasty Warriors 7: Xtreme Legends," "Flow," "God of War: Chains of Olympus," "Heavenly Sword," "Journey," "Killzone 2," PixelJunk Eden Encore," "Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty" and "The Unfinished Swan," among others.

To get the most out of the PlayStation Now, fans can opt for the $99.99 year-long subscription. For 12 months, the subscription offer will let players enjoy over 55 percent savings compared to monthly subscriptions. The offer will expire on Jan. 11, so it's best to take advantage of this soon. Even those who are currently enrolled in the one- or three-month subscriptions can still avail of the 12-month subscription before the offer ends. Their current subscription will be extended to accommodate the additional 12 months.

Sony's PS4 has also enjoyed a great holiday season last 2015 as well. The sales of the PS4 had covered a lot of ground, bringing a total of 5.7 million PS4 sales during the holiday season alone.

The addition of holiday sales has brought the PS4 sales up to 35.9 million units all over the world since its launch. So far, the 5.7 million units sold are all only PS4 units. This figure does not include any units sold for the PS3 and PS Vita, GameSpot reported.

"We are absolutely delighted that so many customers have selected PS4 as the best place to play throughout this holiday season and that the PS4 community is growing more than ever," said SCE's President and CEO Andrew House.

With 2016 already underway, it appears that Sony will also be turning its attention to the games that it can deliver to fans. These include the likes of the anticipated "Street Fighter V," "Uncharted 4" and "The Last Guardian," among others.