More non-games services for PS3

MCV Staff 19th June 2008 Business News

Third party developers and publishers will be launching new non-game applications for the PSP and PS3 in the near future.

That’s according to SCEE president David Reeves, who was addressing the attendees at DevStation last week. He reminded the audience that third parties are welcome to add their own services to the PSP or PS3 platforms following on from the upcoming video download service, which was built in partnership with BSkyB.

You’re going to see more of those partnerships,” said Reeves. And those partnerships are an opportunity to the industry.”

For more on David Reeves, make sure you pick up the latest issue of MCV magazine or read our earlier story on MCVUK.com.

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