NFL Sunday Ticket returns to PS3 this season
- Posted August 29th, 2012 at 15:48 EDT by Kyle Prahl
- 6 Comments
Last year, the PlayStation 3 was graced with DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket, a special program formerly exclusive to DirecTV subscribers that offers live footage of every single regular season NFL game. Access to the app used to cost $340, but this season, you'll be able to access out-of-market NFL content at a reduced price - $299.99.
The service will relaunch on Tuesday, September 4, and will also offer access to DirecTV's Red Zone channel, an exclusive seven-hour feed of highlights and intense moments from every football game, each Sunday, as they happen. You'll be transported back-and-forth from game to game as teams move into scoring position, never missing a beat.
Let us know in the comments if this season's reduced price has you interested in NFL Sunday Ticket on PS3.
Thanks, IGN.
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Chris Sesno
- 5:04pm EDT - August 29th, 2012
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Reduced price is nice, but it's fairly negligible compared to DTV subscriber's price (new subscribers get it free, existing subscribers for $200). And does the app include every Thursday night NFL Network game?
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AB83Rules |
JUCJ15- 5:42pm EDT - August 29th, 2012
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This is fair price. It is also 299.99 for DirecTV customers, that includes the RedZone channel and online portion. Thursday Night games aren't included on either DirecTV or PS3 version. I think this is fair, I don't see why directv customers should or would have to pay more for tv version when PS3 would have it for less with RedZone channel.
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Ed Comstock
- 9:09pm EDT - August 29th, 2012
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Oh heck yeah! I'm a cord cutter and love not paying for cable, but you better believe I'll pay for some NFL!
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Benjamin Nathan
- 11:40am EDT - August 30th, 2012
- 4
As someone who lives out of his home team's market and can't get satellite
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George Cappellini Jr.
- 2:23pm EDT - September 3rd, 2012
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can you pay with playstation network cards?
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