PS Vita: General Discussion

[GraphiteGB]

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wacko191 wrote:
I'm getting 'this is not available for your account' - It's a UK Master Account, am I being silly or do you actually have to be in the UK with a UK account, as I can download games fine... just assumed that the films would be the same?

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IP address filters Will Not allow people on non UK ISPs to download on UK accounts.

The service was set up buy the Movie studios not just SCEE thats why there is IP address filtering on the movie store...

Movie studios set the Price and Film quality for the service Not SCEE.

They also agreed the Single PS3 rule for content. If your PS3 with a movie account active dies you have to ring up CS to enable a new one.

Sony Movie studio for example are not linked to SCEE and remain independant. Thats why they still can give Itunes Exclusives and better content...LOL than PSN. 

[European_Gamer]

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Envisager wrote:
 

That's right, you can now buy or rent the latest hollywood blockbusters right on your very own PlayStation Vita! All you need to do is select the Video tab in the store and you will have the choice of thousands of videos at your fingertips!

You can find out more about this epic service here!

Enjoy!

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Epic is a big word for a video service.

[TINTINTB303]

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BAZ1307 wrote:
Hasn't the video store been open on the Vita since the launch of the console, or am I just being dumb?

I remember searching for Paranormal Activity 3 on the Vita and it was there, I'm pretty damn sure I could buy or rent the SD version of the film too. So... What's different now?

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I think it's because there are TV shows available now (that you have to buy by the episode and can't buy a whole series to save money). Before I think it was just films but I could be wrong.

I'll stick to my FREE Sky Anytime though thankyou Sony!

Rip off store in my opinion and explains fully why Netflix has been held back in the UK.

Shame on you Sony!! So transparently trying to rinse every last penny they can but just really annoying loyal Sony customers in the process 

[BlackKnightJP]

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TINTINTB303 wrote:

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BAZ1307 wrote:
Hasn't the video store been open on the Vita since the launch of the console, or am I just being dumb?

I remember searching for Paranormal Activity 3 on the Vita and it was there, I'm pretty damn sure I could buy or rent the SD version of the film too. So... What's different now?

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I think it's because there are TV shows available now (that you have to buy by the episode and can't buy a whole series to save money). Before I think it was just films but I could be wrong.

I'll stick to my FREE Sky Anytime though thankyou Sony!

Rip off store in my opinion and explains fully why Netflix has been held back in the UK.

Shame on you Sony!! So transparently trying to rinse every last penny they can but just really annoying loyal Sony customers in the process 

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What does it have to do with the Netflix delay in the UK ? There is no logic in that considering one it's available in the US for the Vita and two Sony announced its availability on the Vita before it was launched as far as I recall.

[TINTINTB303]

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BlackKnightJP wrote:

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TINTINTB303 wrote:

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BAZ1307 wrote:
Hasn't the video store been open on the Vita since the launch of the console, or am I just being dumb?

I remember searching for Paranormal Activity 3 on the Vita and it was there, I'm pretty damn sure I could buy or rent the SD version of the film too. So... What's different now?

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I think it's because there are TV shows available now (that you have to buy by the episode and can't buy a whole series to save money). Before I think it was just films but I could be wrong.

I'll stick to my FREE Sky Anytime though thankyou Sony!

Rip off store in my opinion and explains fully why Netflix has been held back in the UK.

Shame on you Sony!! So transparently trying to rinse every last penny they can but just really annoying loyal Sony customers in the process 

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What does it have to do with the Netflix delay in the UK ? There is no logic in that considering one it's available in the US for the Vita and two Sony announced its availability on the Vita before it was launched as far as I recall.

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Maybe Sony are hoping you buy some episodes of your favourite sitcoms etc BEFORE they release Netflix. Hoping to cash in a little before Netflix is released.

eg: Why would you buy one episode of a programme from the Vita store when you can see the whole series and more for 6 quid a month?? Simple...

I'm surprised I had to explain that one or am I being dumb (leaves himself open to being ripped to shreds )

I must be missing something