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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has announced that VidZone, a free ad-supported music video service, will launch for PS3 this summer.
VidZone promises to give PlayStation 3 users access to thousands of music videos on demand by streaming them directly to PS3. The VidZone application is downloaded from PlayStation Store and stored under the music icon on the PS3 Xross Media Bar (XMB).
As well as selecting single high quality music videos to stream, users will be able to put together and save their own music video library, creating custom playlists for every occasion. VidZone will also feature cross-functionality with PSP that lets users create playlists when out and about and have them waiting at home ready to stream to a PS3.
“Music has always been popular on PS3 and now VidZone is set to transform the way we view music videos by letting you completely tailor your experience and is just one more reason for PS3 to be the most valued player in your living room,” said Isabelle Tomatis, Hardware and Platforms Marketing Manager, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe.
VidZone will be bringing thousands of music videos and live concert videos, as well as behind the scenes, interview and making of footage, to PS3 this summer. The service will only be available to download in the UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Spain and Australia.
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