PlayStation Network delivery service goes live
The PlayStation Network Delivery service goes live across Europe today, offering over 800 movies to rent or buy to PS3 and PSP owners.
Films ready to be downloaded at launch include Star Trek, Watchmen, Bruno, Angels and Demons and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
Rentals will cost from £2.49, giving a user 14 days to watch the movie, but only 48 hours to finish the film once play has started. Buying a movie will cost from £6.99, allowing the movie to be used on up to five PS3 or PSP consoles, though not simultaneously on each. Movies cannot be transferred to a PC for viewing due to piracy restrictions. And movies cannot be transferred to an Xbox 360, for obvious reasons.
1080p high-def movies are also available to rent or buy, for a small bump-up in price.
As a limited launch offer, new PSN users will receive a free copy of the first Transformers, while returning PSN customers who buy Angels and Demons will receive a complimentary copy of The Da Vinci Code.
Sony are aiming to have as many as 50 new title available each week, so if your favourite flicks aren’t up on the PSN yet, check back soon and you might be pleasantly surprised.
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This is the expect of all mobile company along with the customers using mobile or internet for their communication.
This is the expect of all mobile company along with the customers using mobile or internet for their communication.
Great, I hope it will come to America soon.
Damn, This is why the movie industry has so much piracy, when you can’t transfer something you legally bought to any other device. they will never learn. who cares if they don’t I got bittorrent for all my music/hdmovie/hdtv show needs! and I can move them to any device in my house.
Damn, This is why the movie industry has so much piracy, when you can’t transfer something you legally bought to any other device. they will never learn. who cares if they don’t I got bittorrent for all my music/hdmovie/hdtv show needs!
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