Sentences with phrase «video game subscription service»

If you're into retro games, then there's a good chance you know about this amazingly awesome monthly video game subscription service.

Their parents who have the money will, and most parents aren't going to pay $ 50 a month for a video game subscription service.

This in combination with original games would make or make a video game subscription service.

Of all the video game subscription services you can sign up for these days, Humble Bundle's monthly games program is arguably the best.

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Apple or Microsoft could, for example, outright lease the consumer a television or video - game console in exchange for a monthly subscription to their services.

The Taiwanese smartphone maker plans to debut Wednesday a monthly subscription service for virtual reality media like video games and short interactive films.

Video game rental subscriptions are gaining popularity, with Microsoft's Xbox now offering their own service for $ 9.99 / mo to their most popular games on demand

GameStop announced a subscription video game rental service yesterday, according to news from TechCrunch.

This is something we'll maybe not understand today, but it will finally make video games a product which could be way more easily distributed online and in the future via subscription based services, a piece at a time.

Finally on the tablet front there's the Fire for Kids, a special package that includes a rubber case and a year - long subscription to FreeTime, a service that locks down the Kindle for kids and allows them to view video, games, apps and books.

That being said, when Amazon introduced the Fire for Kids tablet last year, it had a lot going for it, including its rubberized case, year - long subscription to Amazon's FreeTime — Amazon's service that offers a curated and locked - down catalog of games, apps, videos and books — as well as a two - year warranty.

Last year Amazon introduced the Fire for Kids tablet and it had a lot going for it, including its rubberized case, year - long subscription to Amazon's FreeTime — Amazon's service that offers a curated and locked - down catalog of games, apps, videos and books — as well as a two - year warranty.

Amazon is launching a subscription service for children's games, videos and books aimed at getting more kids to use its Kindle Fire tablet devices.

Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited service now features 10,000 books, videos, apps and games curated for kids; you get a year's subscription to the service with your Fire Kids Edition.

The Fire HD 7 and 6 models are also available in Kids Editions, which include a chunky case, a 2 - year warranty, and a free year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, a subscription service focusing on kid - friendly content such as apps, games, and videos.

If you do have kids who will be using the HDX, the tablet's parental controls and Freetime service, which lets them download an unlimited amount of kid - friendly books, games, apps, and videos for as little as $ 3 a month (with an Amazon Prime subscription), may also be a selling point.

Further betting on the family - friendly nature of tablets, Amazon will also make the Fire HD 7 and 6 available in Kids Editions, which include a chunky case, a 2 - year warranty, and a free year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, a subscription service focused on kid - friendly content such as apps, games and videos.

The BlackBerry comes preloaded with Mobi4Biz (a subscription - based on - demand video service), as well as a few games.

The entertainment category includes the following purchases: music downloads and record stores; motion picture movie theaters and tickets, including drive - in theaters; continuing subscription services, such as utility payments, gym fees and insurance premiums; digital goods, including games, books, movies and music; select TV and radio streaming services, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime and Spotify; sporting events, including professional athletic clubs; theaters; bands and orchestras; and video game amusement and arcades.

GameFly, an online videogame rental subscription service that evolved into a video game merchant, is having a sale this week on select digital role - playing game bundles:

Microsoft has made this year an exciting one for gaming fans by announcing the Xbox Game Pass, a monthly subscription service for video games.

In addition to a variety of games available in PlayStation ® Store, PS4 users will be able to enjoy a variety of services offered by PSN, such as Sony Corporation's Music Unlimited, a cloud - based music subscription service and Video Unlimited, a premium video service, as well as various content distribution servVideo Unlimited, a premium video service, as well as various content distribution servvideo service, as well as various content distribution services.

Microsoft announced a new subscription service for video games.

But despite the fact that platforms have been around for years, the idea of having a Netflix - style subscription service for video games is still relatively new.

The subject of narrative - heavy titles was preceded by a discussion on a possible Netflix for video games, or a similar subscription service that offers more long - term game support, something Spencer and Shannon Loftis, Xbox's first - party publishing GM, have been considering for quite some time.

Today, Microsoft announced a new video game rental subscription service known as Xbox Game Pgame rental subscription service known as Xbox Game PGame Pass.

Sony's premium subscription service, PlayStation Plus, launched a few years ago; ever since it has been one of the best deals in video games.

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The subscription service launches this September and is required to play video games reminiscent of Splatoon 2 and Mario Kart eight Deluxe on - line, nevertheless it additionally comes with some extra perks for subscribers, together with a library of basic titles.

In terms of the apps themselves, all next - gen gamers have access to Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, Crackle, Vudu and Redbox Instant as well as baseball subscription service MLB.TV.

It's a service that eliminates ads from videos, lets you grant free monthly subscriptions to support streamers, and now includes several free games each month.

Both Sony and Microsoft have unveiled the free video games coming to their respective subscription services in the month of February.

Sony said that it's increasing the value of its subscription service, which already comes with multiplayer, free games and early access to certain video game betas.

It seems that nearly every video game console developer has some version of a premium online subscription service.

The affordable device plugs into TV HDMI ports and is able to stream media including YouTube videos, mobile games, and apps, as well as tap into sources including Netflix, Hulu, BBC iPlayer and other subscription services.

Amazon FreeTime, the subscription service offering kid - friendly books, videos, apps and games, is today rolling out a feature called Discussion Cards that will help parents better understand the content their child is viewing, reading or playing.

The 7 - inch display tablet comes with a 16 GB storage, 8 hours of battery life, a kid - proof case and one year of Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, which is the company's subscription service for kids that gives unlimited access to thousands of books, videos, educational apps and games.

It's a $ 7.99 subscription service similar to PlayStation Now and GameFly Streaming, running games off - side on Nvidia's hardware and streaming the video and audio to your device while receiving your commands with very little lag (depending on your Internet connection).