Sony Unveils PS3 Online Video Magazine Qore, Entices Buyers with Exclusive Demos, Betas
by Chris Faylor, Jun 03, 2008 7:30am PDTSony Computer Entertainment America today announced Qore, a monthly video magazine starring Veronica Belmont (pictured left) that can be purchased and downloaded from the PS3's PlayStation Store.
The first issue, due June 5 and priced at $2.99, contains a SOCOM: Confrontation (PS3) beta invitation, "never-before released content" of upcoming games, and "a few other surprises."
Subscriptions for thirteen Qore releases will be available at $24.99, with subscribers netting "special access to game demos, betas, add-ons and other downloadable and game-related content." For a limited time, subscribers will also receive Incognito's top-down criminal chasing title Calling All Cars! for free.
Each episode of Qore is said to let players use multiple windows, picture-in-picture, and other features to control the content. Sony noted that this setup "provides advertisers with a new class of interactive advertising through rich media executions, video trailers, active ad pages and contextual branding."
Published by SCEA and produced by PlayStation: The Official Magazine publisher Future US, Qore will hit the PlayStation Store first Thursday of every month. According to Sony, it represents the first of the company's plans to provide community-focused original content.
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Also stupid? Naming the magazine "Chore".
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People are going have to smarten up and see that Sony is probably testing the waters with this service and is going to change PSN accordingly. Talk with your money and do NOT sign up for this.
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I dont think its right to compare it to a paper publication, simply because the only reason i buy magazines is so i can read them on the toilet/train/ toilet on the train.
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