Gaming
Sky has formed a joint venture with Sony to offer video-on-demand and films for the now blossoming Portable PlayStation handheld.
Although the device has been lagging behind Nintendo's DS in terms of sales, this latest announcement, coupled with the possibility of a PS2/PS3 control adaptor, is seen as a positive step for the device.
Sony and Sky plan to offer both video-on-demand and movie downloads to PSP users in the UK and Ireland - with the aim of making the system the leading video download platform on the market.
Sky has also begun talks with a number of leading content providers keen to offer downloads for Sony's PSP.
More announcements have been promised at the Leipzig Games Convention, which begins in Germany on August 22.
Although the device has been lagging behind Nintendo's DS in terms of sales, this latest announcement, coupled with the possibility of a PS2/PS3 control adaptor, is seen as a positive step for the device.
Sony and Sky plan to offer both video-on-demand and movie downloads to PSP users in the UK and Ireland - with the aim of making the system the leading video download platform on the market.
Sky has also begun talks with a number of leading content providers keen to offer downloads for Sony's PSP.
More announcements have been promised at the Leipzig Games Convention, which begins in Germany on August 22.
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