PSBlog Feed: EPIX Hits and Machinima Launch on PlayStation Vue

[Commander Fury]

I’m pleased to announce two new network channels have been added to PlayStation Vue. Starting today, you can access EPIX Hits and Machinima straight from your PS4 and PS3.

EPIX Hits subscribers on PlayStation Vue will have access to the new channel and on-demand library of thousands of titles, including blockbuster hits like The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 (premieres 10/23), Transformers: Age of Extinction and more. Here’s how you can get EPIX Hits on PlayStation Vue:

NationwideSelect Markets with Multi-Channel Packages

• Available as a premium pack with SHOWTIME for $13.99 per month ($11.49 for PlayStation Plus members). Users new to both services can get a 30-day free trial for the premium pack.

• Included in Elite package ($69.99)
• Add-on to the Access and Core packages for $3.99 ($2.99 for PlayStation Plus members)

As a special launch promotion, users who subscribe to the premium pack for EPIX Hits and SHOWTIME in 2015 will receive special pricing of $11.49 (or $9.99 for PS Plus members) for one year.

Machinima is also debuting its first premium TV channel on PlayStation Vue, which features daily entertainment shows and the most innovative programming from the gaming and fandom universe, along with new gameplay and hundreds of hours of the best content curated from the Machinima network.

NationwideSelect Markets with Multi-Channel Packages

• Available as a standalone offering nationwide for $3.99 per month ($1.99 a month for PS Plus members).
• Subscribers will get a free 30-day trial to Machinima.

• Included in Elite package ($69.99)

In addition, PlayStation Vue is hitting the road with Adult Swim for its national 2015 Adult Swim Drive-In event. We’re joining the tour in Houston, Dallas, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Fans can expect hands-on demos for PlayStation Vue, as well as great prizes. For more information on the event, click here.

For more information on PlayStation Vue, visit us at: www.psvue.com

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