1. I'd love to See Sony and Netflix get together on a PS3 video service. I'd be on board for sure.

Posted at 6:16PM on Oct 26th 2007 by Neil

2. you know it'd be nice to have a set thing for a TV Tuner to.

Posted at 6:20PM on Oct 26th 2007 by RazielDune

3. I like owning the movies I like, so I would just get the BD releases unless Netflix and PS3 can make it really, really convenient for me. Then again, I have comcast which pulls the plug if you use too much bandwidth...

Posted at 6:23PM on Oct 26th 2007 by ruibing

4. If they partner up with Netflix, the PS3 would have a very powerful VOD service and Netflix would be gaining the money lost to other competing movie-rental-by-mail services.

Works both ways business-wise. If Sony's smart and they get into serious talk about this, they'd better do it!

Posted at 6:34PM on Oct 26th 2007 by Hashbrown_Hunter

5. Hurrah!



that is all.

Posted at 6:34PM on Oct 26th 2007 by Livi70590

6. Imagine unlimited movie rentals on the PS3 for under $20. SWEEEET.

Posted at 6:37PM on Oct 26th 2007 by Bryant

7. doo eeeet! I would be all over this. especially if they could deliver some HD content on there. I don't care how they lock it down, it could work the same way as now. ie. Before downloading a movie you have to 'return' ie. delete one of the movies you have 'out'.

Posted at 6:50PM on Oct 26th 2007 by nezromatron

8. I already watch ~5 Netflix movies a week and would love it if I could get them in HD. This would be much better than their "watch now" that I can't use on my Mac.

Posted at 7:46PM on Oct 26th 2007 by Eliot

9. You know, while it would make sense for both Sony and MS to get in on this, I agree that they likely will not because it would go against what they have going. However, Sony does not have anything going yet and this would likely be a nice way to sell more consoles. Integrated with my Netflix service already? That could make the difference for some people. Plus it would mean I wouldn't have to use Internet Explorer to watch Netflix movies on demand.

Posted at 8:56PM on Oct 26th 2007 by bilbravo

10. Wow, that is huge news, I hope that Sony goes with it. For so many people, Netflix is synonymous with "Affordable, Easy, Convenient (trademark: Beloved Console), or "AEC" as it has come to be known. (I'm making this up, as I go)),

so if Sony were to ally themselves in North America with something that The People Deem 'Affordable, Easy, Convenient,' (stated like a chant)-- they would have an instant win.

Posted at 10:12PM on Oct 26th 2007 by John

11. The smartest thing Sony could do is to say yes to this.

Posted at 12:47AM on Oct 27th 2007 by Tahiri

12. Netflix is looking at both consoles mind you.

Posted at 1:46AM on Oct 27th 2007 by Justin

13. Don't get greedy Sony, go with this. It's a great idea

Posted at 3:26AM on Oct 27th 2007 by Simstim

14. Sounds good- HD rentals without leaving the home. My PS3 connection downloads at lightening speed (a few gigs an hour) so it beats walking in the rain to the rental shop, especially at a flat rate. Nice HD would be the thing though- I'm getting a bit tired of the blurry (that's blurry, not blu-ray!) wide shots of SD.

Posted at 6:48AM on Oct 27th 2007 by Starfire

15. I have two questions (seriously I dont know and im too cheap to try)

1.)Netflix is intergrated into windows media center which can extend any of its content to the xbox 360. So if i download the movies through the WMC, will they come with any DRM that would prevent them from being shared on the 360?

2.)A basic linux os can be installed on the ps3, which can directly access the internet. What prevents me from using my ps3 as a PC and downloading the movies that way?

Thanks

Posted at 10:20AM on Oct 27th 2007 by Easo

16. I think M$ would jump on this long before Sony would consider it.

Posted at 2:04PM on Oct 27th 2007 by SKI