Pricing information wasn't made available in the press release, but we believe it will be similar to the content currently available on iTunes: $2.99 per episode. HBO enthusiasts will definitely want to stay tuned for tonight's PSN Tuesday update.
Pricing information wasn't made available in the press release, but we believe it will be similar to the content currently available on iTunes: $2.99 per episode. HBO enthusiasts will definitely want to stay tuned for tonight's PSN Tuesday update.
Reader Comments (35)
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:33AM PilzE wants your mint spaghetti said
Will there eventually be a Sex and the City Homespace? I've always wanted explore a horse stable.
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:41AM King Johngie the Fourth said
This is pretty awesome n-.....wait a minute. Oh, that's right, I live in Canada.
Damn you Sony
Damn you Sony
Posted: May 25th 2010 9:08AM (Unverified) said
can't you get a us account? remember, it's not like xbox, where you have to fork over cash to open another account. what say you?
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Posted: May 25th 2010 12:45AM Extinction said
What about canada god damn it?
Posted: May 25th 2010 1:00AM (Unverified) said
im still waiting for the goddamn psn video store and netflix. seiously, canada's not that far from the u.s.a.
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Posted: May 25th 2010 7:11AM (Unverified) said
Why do new tech services avoid Canada?
The CRTC and their asinine rules.
The CRTC makes tv suck, the internet slow and legit streaming media services (like netflix) almost non-existant.
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The CRTC and their asinine rules.
The CRTC makes tv suck, the internet slow and legit streaming media services (like netflix) almost non-existant.
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:49AM The Albatross said
Excellent. What format, HD? I will definitely be buying a few Sops episodes then. My favorite TV show ever.
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:50AM Ezio Auditore da Firenze said
Australia got in just in time for some HBO goodness!
Sorry, Canada!
*pours out a little maple syrup for his northern neighbors*
Sorry, Canada!
*pours out a little maple syrup for his northern neighbors*
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:57AM s ls said
i can't wait for the new season of true blood.
SOOKEH IS MAHN!
SOOKEH IS MAHN!
Posted: May 25th 2010 11:23AM rajendra82 said
True Blood is awesome. Me and the wife go caught up with the first two seasons over the last winter, and the wait for season 3 is killing us. We need out V.
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Posted: May 25th 2010 9:30AM SailorJohn said
At this rate, I won't have to get cable at all when I come back ot the states. I wish these services worked overseas. Unfortunately, only Itunes does.
Posted: May 25th 2010 1:48AM nighttime said
HBO has all of my favourite shows, too!
Posted: May 25th 2010 1:50AM BrokenTriforce said
If I had a PS3 it would definitely need more Larry David.
Posted: May 25th 2010 1:54AM HardBoiled2009 said
i'l just use Surfthechannel to watch these shows if i really want too. maybe Sonys E3 has something in line for Canadians... but i won't hold my breath. for now i'l just rent boxsets or movies from my local Video Store. I can't really say if i would rent these shows or purchase a episode each on the store i rather have them by disc so less space is taken up on the PS3.
Posted: May 25th 2010 2:09AM TrumpetDan said
If this gets more people to watch the greatness that was Six Feet Under... I'm all for it!
Posted: May 25th 2010 2:14AM (Unverified) said
So do existing HBO subscribers get the service for free? (i.e., like my local cable company's OnDemand service, or the recent addition of the MLB.TV app on the PSN store)
Posted: May 25th 2010 6:03AM Chris DPSN AggieCEO XBLThe Aggi said
ROFLMAO!!!!!
uhhhhhhhhhhhhh no....lol
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uhhhhhhhhhhhhh no....lol
Posted: May 25th 2010 7:48AM onan said
What's the point of any of this if Netflix streaming exists? Who is going to pay $3 an episode of anything?
Posted: May 25th 2010 10:08AM Vidikron said
Well, none of these shows are actually available for streaming via Netflix. You can get their DVDs, but no streaming. I sort of agree with you though, I wouldn't pay $3 an episode, at least not for a whole season. Of course, I subscribe to HBO anyway.
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Posted: May 25th 2010 8:18AM Ellimem said
$3 per episode...no thanks.
Posted: May 25th 2010 9:09AM (Unverified) said
get a us account bro.
Posted: May 25th 2010 9:45AM foofighting86 said
Nice. Now I can watch True Blood.
Posted: May 25th 2010 8:08PM B1 said
That's great, where is GT5?
Posted: May 25th 2010 12:20PM smiburho said
Great to see "The Wire" added, but I don't think the show was shot in HD. Can't see paying $2.99 per episode if it's only in SD.
I'd rather see HBO get "The Wire" out on Blu-Ray.
I'd rather see HBO get "The Wire" out on Blu-Ray.
Posted: May 25th 2010 1:57PM DerekUGA said
Once again another company trying to get you to pay for the same content more than once. What a universal train wreck...
Posted: May 25th 2010 5:51PM iceveiled said
Six Feet Under, The Wire, Sopranos, Band of Brothers, Entourage, The Pacific, Hung and even that smug asshole Bill Maher.
There's something for everybody. If HBO had Weeds it would be the ultimate.
There's something for everybody. If HBO had Weeds it would be the ultimate.
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