I'm pretty sure Ni no kuni is like $8 to own.
I get not wanting to bust out the PS3, though.
I do own it, the book, the steelcase, the plushie, the coin, and the strategy guide (alright, I'm not normally cray for collectors editions, but i'm a nut for Ghibli stuffs). I recently upgraded my TV to a clearanced 2015 4K Samsung, which then meant upgrading the receiver to support 4K throughput (from my computer, ps4 netflix, and an upconverting blu-ray player). The PS3 doesn't like the port multipliers I use for anything that still relies on HDMI 1.4(xx) from my last receiver. On this new one, that doesn't leave an available port directly into the receiver. So, while I have the ps3 out there, and a brightly colored cable to easily identify it out of the bunch, I have to jimmy around a small door on the entertainment center, pull out a shelf, then hinge the receiver out just to switch it in. And repeat to unplug. and that's *IF* it gets recognized (I have yet to figure the magic by which it selectively appears; that one may be on me and my setup tho. surprise surprise...). Which is all - by and large - fine, because I've only a handful of games on in the past year (KH 2.5, Akiba's trip, ZoE (finally), JoJo's All-Stars, and i think that's it).
So! - long winded... thing... aside, I view this as paying for convenience. And for the convenience, $8.33/month is fair price for a fair offering (not poor, not great or fantastic). Plus to have PS Now on my TV (directly), PS4, PC, and Vita? this is brilliant. Played Ni No Kuni last night for the first time in a long time, imported my save, and prompty died. A Lot. not because of the network lag or anything - it actually plays really well, even though it unfortunately tops out at 720p everywhere (yay awesome Samsung scaling! - but the 4k vizio in my office made this look turrible). BUT, it does play and look AMAZING on a Vita!!
Nope, I just died a lot because i haven't touched it in so long. And i suck at it now... Mostly because i suck.