HBO Go coming to both PlayStation 4 and 3

Jamie Feltham

January 17, 2014

Sony can cross another TV streaming service off of its wishlist today. The company has announced that HBO Go will be coming to both PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. That’s a US app, just in case you didn’t know.

A twitter post from PlayStation HQ announced the news. The PS3 version of the app will be coming first, with the PS4 version following afterwards. It will join the likes of Netflix and other video streaming services already available as apps.

That means you’ll finally be able to use your Sony systems to get in on shows like Game of Thrones over in the US. Hurrah!

Source: PlayStation

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Jamie Feltham

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