PS3 VidZone gets wide EU rollout

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 18 Nov 2009 1:48 User comments (3)

VidZone, the popular free PS3 music video service, will begin a full EU rollout this month, 5 months after it launched to much fanfare in the UK.

Starting on November 23rd, the service will be available in the Netherlands, Portugal and Austria and in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland on December 3.

Finally, on December 10th, users in Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland and New Zealand will get access.

The service has exclusive video deals with many big record labels and is very popular in the UK. Users are reminded that when loading VidZone for the first time, that the service will take up to 15 minutes to completely load.

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118.11.2009 16:45

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PS3 VidZone gets wide EU rollout

...users in Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland and New Zealand will get access.

Lol. Seriously? I imagine that there must have been a lot of plate tectonics movement in recent days.

Rofl

218.11.2009 18:42

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---and New Zealand---

I can finally take my car and drive to new zealand!!! and i wont even need a passport!!
How cool is that???

319.11.2009 13:52

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---and New Zealand---
That's right boys we are catching up to the rest of the world! We even have "Mcdonalds" down here now!...LOL

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