PSN video store to launch in Japan this September |
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While the Western PlayStation 3 world was treated to a pleasant surprise in E3 2008 with the launch of the PSN video service, their Japanese counterparts couldn't say they feel the same. The video store will debut in the country in September and Sony seems to have a viable plan on how to pull it off.
The video service's launch in Japan will be headlined by the anime Bounen no Zamudo from Bones. It will be available on a rental basis in both HD and SD.
The show will have 26 30-minute episodes which will cost 300 yen (US$ 2.80) in SD and 400 yen (US$ 4.80) in HD. The rental is valid for three days and will be exclusive to the PSN as there are no plans to televise it yet.
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The West got something before Japan? INCONCEIVABLE!
The US got something before japan, the rest of us have to wait, probably longer then japan. well thats what i get for being canadian eh?