badcrumble
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Hulu+ is $120/yr, PSN+ is $50/yr. Somehow I doubt it.Revolutionary said:Should be included in PSN+. Here's hoping they go that route when Hulu+ is live.
Hulu+ is $120/yr, PSN+ is $50/yr. Somehow I doubt it.Revolutionary said:Should be included in PSN+. Here's hoping they go that route when Hulu+ is live.
shagg_187 said:Hulu Plus is a US only service.
AndyD said:How? 10 bucks a month is more than double 50 bucks a year... Surely you don't mean make it + exclusive.
Oh god, I thought it said $9.99 a year. :lol Nevermind.badcrumble said:Hulu+ is $120/yr, PSN+ is $50/yr. Somehow I doubt it.
shagg_187 said:Free for PSN+ users. Believe!!
They only have the last 4 or 5 episodes of current shows, and I can't watch on my TV or portable devices. I don't watch tv that way. By the time I decide to catch up on a show, the first few episodes of the season are gone. Hulu plus(at least the way its being described) works with my viewing habits.GDJustin said:As a Netflix subscriber there is almost nothing appealing about Hulu Plus:
Current season TV: Watch on free Hulu
Old TV: Stream on Netflix when able (X-Files), rent from Netflix when unable.
Movies: Stream on Netflix when able (my last five movie streams: Surrogates, In the Line of Fire, Darkness Falls, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, The Jerk), or rent if it's not on streaming.
That's basically everything.
Netflix + ESPN3 on Xbox = me canceling my cable TV. Hulu Plus just doesn't find a home in this value chain.
darkwing said:why is it priced the same as netflix?!?
Annihilator said:Yea that should be included in psn+.
BBC America shows are on Netflix usually. PBS is Free to Air. Sports is free with ESPN3 is your ISP supports it.badcrumble said:I love the idea of being able to abandon my cable TV subscription, but I love BBC America and PBS far too much. Also, sports.
avatar299 said:it's one 30 second commercial.
I'm pretty sure hulu has far more television options than Netflix, and Hulu allows for unlimited streaming
Haven't had cable for years.Guardian Bob said:People, you have been doing that for YEARS. Cable/satellite.
shagg_187 said:Hulu Plus is a US only service. Unfortunately, we do not have international streaming rights at this time. If you are outside the US and can not view videos from the free Hulu.com site, please do not sign-up for Hulu Plus.
FUCK YOU, HULU! FUCK YOU UP IN THE ASS!
brandonh83 said:No way should it be exclusive. I just think that if they're going to offer all of these subscription-based services that they should find some way to snowball some of it together. Again I'm certainly no businessman, but how much shit can they try to get you to pay for per month when it becomes too much?
Tobor said:They only have the last 4 or 5 episodes of current shows, and I can't watch on my TV or portable devices. I don't watch tv that way. By the time I decide to catch up on a show, the first few episodes of the season are gone. Hulu plus(at least the way its being described) works with my viewing habits.
WaltJay said:So I'm guessing Hulu it its current free form is not coming to the consoles?
Foreign and Independent Shows. It also has an xbox party type system built in.shagg_187 said:WTH is MUBI?
Both services serve different purposes. For older shows and content, Netflix is your best bet. For current seasons and shows, Hulu fits the bill.Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:Hulu's selection is the worst. I often wonder why some of GAF is so hard for this service. Netflix has more, and we've all read about how people shit on Netflix's streaming selection.
see5harp said:So how much money did Sony pay and how ghetto is the MS version going to be?
PhoncipleBone said:Both services serve different purposes. For older shows and content, Netflix is your best bet. For current seasons and shows, Hulu fits the bill.
I have a Mac-mini just for streaming shows and movies to our big TV. Its worth it if you have a large library of content.coopolon said:My Dish Network contract expires in August. If this is good enough, I will absolutely cancel television and just go with this + netflix. I might still pick up an HD antenna so that I can watch NFL games though.
I might build an htpc for my fiancee's office since we currently don't have any game consoles in there, but in just a year of not having Dish anymore I'd easily make my money back.
MikeE21286 said:Yeah, unfortunately those good (free) times with the PS3 are long past.
True. I was just posting in argument about Hulu vs. Netflix.GDJustin said:The problem is that free Hulu is almost too good. You're basically paying $10 to access a full season instead of the previous 5 eps, plus the ability to stream on many portable devices, which is probably not useful for a bug chunk of consumers.
So if you watch a TV show more frequently than once every 5 weeks... use free Hulu.
AndyD said:This is not something they can snowball together because Hulu is not in other countries. So they likely wont include as part of + anything they can't have accessible almost everywhere.
Hulu Plus coming to Xbox 360
We are happy to announce that Hulu will be coming to Xbox LIVE as part of their Hulu Plus experience. In the announcement today, Hulu announced a preview of their Plus service, along with a series of partners of which Xbox LIVE is one of them. Were working hard on creating customized experience for Xbox LIVE members, which means that Hulu Plus will be coming to Xbox 360 in early 2011. We are taking the time to ensure that the Hulu Plus experience for Xbox 360 is the best on TV, and like our other entertainment experiences, it will not be a port, but rather a custom experience that leverages the Xbox LIVE community features.
Hulu Plus will be available for US Xbox LIVE Gold Members only.
BenjaminBirdie said:Probably as ghetto as PS3 Netflix which is to say, not at all?
I'm mostly psyched to have this on my iPad. 360 is just a bonus.
Tobor said:They only have the last 4 or 5 episodes of current shows, and I can't watch on my TV or portable devices. I don't watch tv that way. By the time I decide to catch up on a show, the first few episodes of the season are gone. Hulu plus(at least the way its being described) works with my viewing habits.
Again, I'm a rabid Netflix user, I just don't understand why you would make this an either or debate. It's a "use both for world domination" conversation, IMO.
You're really underestimating the draw of being able to use non-PC devices. Netflix wouldn't be anywhere near as popular without Roku/console/BluRay player support.GDJustin said:The problem is that free Hulu is almost too good. You're basically paying $10 to access a full season instead of the previous 5 eps, plus the ability to stream on many portable devices, which is probably not useful for a bug chunk of consumers.
So if you watch a TV show more frequently than once every 5 weeks... use free Hulu.
The mobile apps require the subscription.catapult37 said:Will you be able to get the Hulu app for iphone and just use the non-subscription service?
animlboogy said:PS3 Netflix is pretty ugly compared to the 360 one. And it apparently loads slower than the Wii one according to a benchmark I saw, although that might have been fixed.
The PS3 version is the Blu ray version installed in Blu-Ray players, Roku, and TV's. Its slow, cumbersome, and outdated compared to the 360 or Wii.animlboogy said:PS3 Netflix is pretty ugly compared to the 360 one. And it apparently loads slower than the Wii one according to a benchmark I saw, although that might have been fixed.
Tobor said:You're really underestimating the draw of being able to use non-PC devices. Netflix wouldn't be anywhere near as popular without Roku/console/BluRay player support.