Headlines - PS3 and PSP get movie delivery service

[HEXUS]

Sony has unveiled its new video delivery service in the United States for Playstation 3 and PSP owners.

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[menthel]

Oh joy, its US only. I guess we will have to wait as long as we did for the 360 and iTunes versions whilst they sort out the licencing issues.

[beanbandit]

Oh joy, its US only. I guess we will have to wait as long as we did for the 360 and iTunes versions whilst they sort out the licencing issues.

I hope not, Sony have their own movie studio's, so licensing shouldn't be too difficult.

[Steven W]

This is one of the things that annoys me about E3. They should also outline its plans for Europe. It's like it couldn't care less about us.

[menthel]

I hope not, Sony have their own movie studio's, so licensing shouldn't be too difficult.

It doesn't only contain their moview though. A phased roll out would be good but i think we will just get the usual 'its europe, who cares?' treatment.

[Steven W]

I hope not, Sony have their own movie studio's, so licensing shouldn't be too difficult.

Nope, there's plenty of studios who have jumped on board:

20th Century Fox’s “Alvin and the Chipmunks”, Lionsgate’s“3:10 to Yuma”, MGM’s “Rocky”, Paramount Pictures’ “Cloverfield”, Sony Pictures’ “Spider-Man”, and Warner Bros. Entertainment’s “10,000 B.C.” are a few of the titles available for electronic sell-through on the video service at launch. Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” will also be available for rent.