Post: Hulu is coming to PSN.
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06-25-2010, 12:40 AM
#1
mcgo
Skilled Typer
Hulu is coming to PSN
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Awesome +
According to Bloomberg Sony is currently In agreements with Hulu about incorporating their television services to Sony's PlayStation 3. The 2 informants, who would not like to be known have said :
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More awesomeness = =D
PlayStation 3 owners who are registered to Sony's free PlayStation network accounts, will have to purchase a paid subscription to Hulu, to access Hulu's full range of features and their huge database of prime time TV, on their PS3.
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Or does it equal = this?
Representatives from both Sony and Hulu have refused to comment, but it is speculated that it will be priced at fair $9.99 a month. It is also speculate that an announcement should be made in the coming weeks. As some of you may already know Hulu's services may also be coming to Xbox. It is thought that PSN + subscribers will either get this service for free or at a drastic discount, compared to those who use Sony's free (or basic) accounts.
Your thoughts?
Should this be free to PSN + subscribers or at a substantial discount?
Will you be purchasing this subscription?
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06-25-2010, 12:45 AM
#2
Dank
Not Former Staff
Free because im buying psn+ lol.. Well tbh i don't think alot of people would use hulu. This being that most ps3 owners play it for games and watching blu-ray movies. If you have a tv most likely you have satallite or cable (maybe bundled with your internet/phone service?) Im getting 6 months free high speed internet + cable from Rogers. Tbh the only thing i use my ps3 for is gaming, movies music, porn, and browsing facebook/msn and NGU (OFC) lol. So yeah....
06-25-2010, 02:23 AM
#3
Jolly Nigga
NGUs Resident Nigga
Nice thread I was just about to post this but I wasnt home. ^__^
06-25-2010, 02:43 AM
#4
Marchosias
Pro
Finally! As a recall Hulu blocked access from the Playstation Browser last year due to Tivo throwing a fit.
06-25-2010, 10:10 AM
#8
SimranE13
Brute
Originally posted by GaiaBlade
Well, i reckon it should be free to the users that registered their psn a year ago, and new can pay
Whats the sense in that, people been on the PSN for 3-4 years should get it free the rest pay the $9.99 a month and even if they do that hulu will go out of buisness after the first 2-3years and nobodys actullay going to subscribe for $360 for 3 years
06-25-2010, 12:19 PM
#9
King Jamiɘ
Super Premium
Originally posted by mcgo
Hulu is coming to PSN
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Awesome +
According to Bloomberg Sony is currently In agreements with Hulu about incorporating their television services to Sony's PlayStation 3. The 2 informants, who would not like to be known have said :
You must login or register to view this content.
More awesomeness = =D
PlayStation 3 owners who are registered to Sony's free PlayStation network accounts, will have to purchase a paid subscription to Hulu, to access Hulu's full range of features and their huge database of prime time TV, on their PS3.
You must login or register to view this content.
Or does it equal = this?
Representatives from both Sony and Hulu have refused to comment, but it is speculated that it will be priced at fair $9.99 a month. It is also speculate that an announcement should be made in the coming weeks. As some of you may already know Hulu's services may also be coming to Xbox. It is thought that PSN + subscribers will either get this service for free or at a drastic discount, compared to those who use Sony's free (or basic) accounts.
Your thoughts?
Should this be free to PSN + subscribers or at a substantial discount?
Will you be purchasing this subscription?
I think you stink
This should be "free" for + subscribers because they're paying for + already...
I will purchase from the underground
06-25-2010, 12:21 PM
#10
eFEX-ZiiNK
Grunt
Good point simran but i think it'll be free but after that people will have to pay,.i guess?
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