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Sony Offically Announce Vidzone

May 07, 2009 in News comments 4

Do you like music? Well with Sony's new addition coming to the Playstation 3, gamers will have access to thousands of free streaming music videos .

The entertainment possibilities of PLAYSTATION 3 are going to get even more exciting when VidZone – one of Europe’s leading online music video services, with thousands of streaming videos covering many genres – hits PlayStation Store.
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    Existence May 7, 09
    "Europe" being the key word here. Is this going to be exclusive to EU regions?
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    HisServant77 May 7, 09
    That's all nice and dandy and all that, but . . . I don't have hopes for this. I like music that is HARDLY to be seen in the gaming industry or public venues. Therefore I doubt I'll find more than 3 songs/music videos that I would actually like.

    Now if they have the ability to get any genres or any songs you like, then I'll have more of a chance. But something tells me my tastes in music will be neglected.
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    Mr Gray May 7, 09
    Do want.


    I only had PSP radio for about a month (loved it) before I dropped mind, killing the wifi feature. This is a similar bag, great idea.
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    Shattered May 8, 09
    The problem with Sony ATM is that they are giving one continent new features, but leaving out some countries or other continents. Some examples of this include the PlayStation Video Store, which is only present in the U.S., not Canada or Europe or anywhere else. And if this new feature stays in Europe only then they are making another mistake. It's like they are trying to split us up and give each continent/country exclusive features that I'm sure everyone would like but wont get.

    I can understand there may be legal issues involved and laws restricting certain things in some countries, but Sony isn't exactly doing much to work around them that I've heard recently.

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