Kotaku: You know, I watch more movies on my PS3 than I play games. So a service like Mubi - which caters specifically to lovers of fine film - is the best thing to happen to my console in a long time.
Mubi launched last week in Europe and Australasia, and since so many of you are not from Europe or Australasia, I've put together this clip walking you through pretty much every aspect of the service (aside from actually watching a movie).
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"You know, I watch more movies on my PS3 than I play games"
har har har
Damn we need the ultimate worldwide copyrights solution ASAP, everything should be availaible everywhere at the same time.
problem Conan
who's problem is that?
Hence the slogan "it only does everything" The PS3 is a premium piece of home entertainment. Not just a games box, although it does have a Stella line up of games including 3 game of the year winners.
Nope. I actually dont know. How would I? The PS3 is awesome isnt it? It has something for everyone :D
I'm trying Netfilx but movie quality is disappointing. I mean they are DVD quality stuff, but after getting used to BD movies, going to DVD is a serious downgrade.
the professional ms whores.
Sony/PS3 really does get to you doesn't it. Envy is mother fucker.
Movies are 1 1/2 to 2 hour long whereas games tend to be 20+ hour events for me. I watch on average about 4 Netflix movies on my PS3 a week but tend to only have time to play one or two games on my PS3 each week, and typically don't finish a game within that week.
So, while it looks like he might be looking like he's saying PS3 doesn't have good games, the honest truth is it's easy to view more movies (not watch more hours of movies than playing hours of games) when it takes a fraction of the time.
...for NZ PS3 owners however, at $24 p/m plus the cost of broadband its just not a great deal.
Just starting an article out like that, shows you the author is just a lame loser. He could have said it 100 better ways, but of couse another Kotaku author takes the trash road
LMAO... and one reason why that site is utter trash... they are not gamers just a bunch of 360fanbutts.
Why does their shit even get approved,..
Mubi is cool by the way,..Should be more Global,. Just I wish it wasn't an article from Kotaku retards,..
Gotta love the net.
of course! your hands are too busy stroking MS's you know what...
Not sure why everyone is taking his comment as an insult unless you know his intent was to trash the PS3.
I watch more movies on my 360 than play games. I watch something on Zune, Netflix, or ESPN every day. I don't play games every day.
Considering the PS3 has sold millions of units for being one of the best Blu-ray players, why is it surprising many watch more movies than play games?
Both consoles are multi-media devices and stream from the Internet and PCs quite well. In fact, the PS3 streams Windows 7 Media Center TV recordings natively while the Xbox cannot.
didn't convince me,
not "one" in english
I haven't used the service but I assume there's English subs and if you can read then there's no problem. Two of my favorite films are foreign
1. Amelie
2. 9th Company
It's a dark, surrealistic black comedy that I think is better than Amelie - but that might just be my sense of black humor.
for 3/4 years i watched standard tv with them on
think ive seen most fighting films with subtitles
for a action junkie like my self the choice was not appealing, and at every turn they are trying to sign you up, one wrong button press and you where signed up, the two times i used the app, both times i went to the ps store after to check my wallet was the same
at 12,99 a month its not a nice price for me, i was thinging more like 9,99, then i thought it would be better at 2.99, at 2.99 for the month i would have checked it out
but when apps have a nasty stealth sign up policy, id never recommend it to any one
I know right? I use my xbox360 more as a crapper than a door stop. I just remove the grey part on top containing the HDD...well, whatever is in there, and fill up the space in that thing :D