Loot Ninja writes:
"Sony launched the first episode of Qore late last night on the PlayStation Network. If you're not aware, Qore is a new "digital magazine" produced by Sony to be released monthly for $2.99. You can subscribe annually for $24.99, which will also net you a free copy of Calling All Cars (which is a good game if you haven't picked it up already). I opted for the annual subscription since it saves money in the long run."
With this April episode, Qore concludes its run on the PlayStation Network.
Today on the PlayStation Blog , it was revealed that April 2012's edition of Qore would be the last issue released.
Good that whole thing was a waste in a poorly put together package.
They should just focus on putting out smaller individual videos rather than a big downloadable thing thats irritating to use. Making ofs, dev diaries, they could even look to some of the good gaming related series on the net for inspiration.
They could put out little featurettes, lets plays, maybe some reviews. As long as they let them go at it unbiased it would be pretty good. If there could be a show of the caliber of all your history or jon tron's shows.
It would be a relatively cheap way to get people looking at their games and content as easy passive and consumer friendly advertising. Though it would rely on quality content.
ehhh never really cared for qore, i only watched like 13 mins of a episode. honestly i have n4g to get all my gaming news, trailers, etc from.
PlayStation Blog: Episode 40’s lead story provides an in-depth preview of Insomniac’s Ratchet and Clank: All for One. Jump right into this true 4 player experience that features a brand new co-op mode with tons of those crazy weapons we’ve come to expect. Don’t miss the weapons guide gallery to get a peek at all the gear you’ll want to enjoy when the game drops on October 18th.
Seems a bit loaded of a publicatin, you gotta pay to have OSny tell you they make great products?
I wonder if MS will start doing htis as well and selling OXM on the XBL
It has some good stuff