Looks like Sony is starting to get the picture. Not a single person on this planet wants UMDs. So their solution is to start offering Memory Sticks with films preloaded. The film selection isn't that great in The Grudge, S.W.A.T., Hitch, and XXX: State of the Union, either. Still interested? Well, all you need to do is:
- Buy the MSX-M1GSTEP or MSX-M2GSEP MemoryStick Entertainment Packs for $60 or $100, respectively at your local retailer.
- Load up the enclosed DVD into your (Windows-only?) computer and select one of four previously-mentioned movies.
- Use the enclosed code to unlock one (just one) of these movies, which can then be transferred to your PSP.
- Figure out how to transfer your movie to the PSP without any included software to do so.
- En...joy?
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7-13-2006 @ 8:29PM
Follow The Leader said...
So it has 4 movies loaded up on a DVD and you can only unlock one of the movies? If I am right well then there will be a hack for all in no time!
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7-13-2006 @ 9:48PM
Jared said...
Wow, four of the worst movies I've ever seen. What a coincidence.
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7-13-2006 @ 11:03PM
James said...
Sony, Sony, Sony..... That's not going to make me buy another one of your damn memory sticks. How about you just start working harder to advance technology everyone can use, instead of trying to corner the market on everything?
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7-14-2006 @ 12:07AM
Andrew Yoon said...
I think this is a step in the right direction. But, why not offer more movies? Allow them to be encoded in full PSP resolution (more than just the 320x240 that Memory Stick movies are currently restricted to).
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7-14-2006 @ 11:45AM
Anticrawl said...
Woohoo, $100 dollars for 4 movies but only one you can watch. That is soooooooooooooooooooooo much better than one 25 dollar umd movie.
I wonder how well a hammer would go with my psp, I'm pretty pissed at sony over my usless expensive brick.
I suppose I could play Burnout, X-men, and DBZ Budokai again on it, even though I've played the hell out of them on my psp AND ON MY CONSOLE.
Jesus!
Anticrawl
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