Monday, November 5th 2007
Xbox Live to Offer ESPN Games
ESPN has signed a deal to bring full-length games and TV shows to Xbox Live, the online entertainment network for Microsoft's Xbox 360. Among the offerings available for purchase starting Monday on the Xbox Live Marketplace are days-old, full-length NCAA college football and basketball games, Summer X Games 13 and episodes of such ESPN shows as "World Series of Poker," "The Contender" and "Madden Nation." Pricing for the ESPN content will range from the equivalent of $2 for standard-definition episodes of "Contender" and "Poker" to $2.40 for HD versions. Two-hour football and basketball games will be available within days of their original airing and be priced at $3 for standard definition and $4.50 for HD.
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CdrInfo
7 Comments on Xbox Live to Offer ESPN Games
Im from GLSGW and i know that You can only see Celtics league games on setanta heck even now im watching Champions League but the whole point is that you dont have to buy a weeks subscription to a channel to watch 1 football game the point is that you can stream games and watch them again. Or order a PPV it would be good to download HD movies because they would be cheaper than buying Blu ray or HD DVD