Gaming
A weekly magazine on the PlayStation Network is due next year.
A high definition portal for previews and news will be available for PlayStation 3 owners from early 2009.
The pay-to-use magazine will be created by Future, who currently publish the Official PlayStation Magazine. It will also include exclusive content from third parties.
Future's chief executive Robert Price said: "This product will provide a unique way for advertisers to connect directly with gamers through their consoles using the very latest high definition content."
The pay-to-use Qore service in the US, also published by Future, allows paid subscribers to download exclusive demos and content before public release.
There are no details on the cost of the service.
A high definition portal for previews and news will be available for PlayStation 3 owners from early 2009.
The pay-to-use magazine will be created by Future, who currently publish the Official PlayStation Magazine. It will also include exclusive content from third parties.
Future's chief executive Robert Price said: "This product will provide a unique way for advertisers to connect directly with gamers through their consoles using the very latest high definition content."
The pay-to-use Qore service in the US, also published by Future, allows paid subscribers to download exclusive demos and content before public release.
There are no details on the cost of the service.
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