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PlayStation Vue review

Posted on July 27, 2016December 9, 2018 By Jarvis

Original review follows…

Sony’s had a mixed year of PlayStation software launches. From the outlandishly-priced PlayStation Now to the much-improved PlayStation Musicthat replaced Music Unlimited in March, it seems like new releases are either falling flat on their face or hitting it out of the park, with only a product or two landing in between

PlayStation Vue, the new live TV streaming service that intends to compete withSling TV and the (assumed) upcoming Apple TV service, had all the makings of a home run. It has loads of content (over 80 channels if you shell out for the “elite” package), is able to record an unlimited amount of live TV for up to 28 days and uses something 20 million people already own, the PS4.
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