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08-17-2011, 03:00 PM
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Depending upon where you live, you might not get to see your favorite NFL team play each Sunday, if at all. Other times, the games that are being aired on CBS and Fox are uninteresting matchups between awful teams you couldn't care less about. NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers don't have that problem, and soon, PS3 owners will be able to subscribe to the service and get every out-of-market Sunday game during the upcoming season.
With the lockout resolved, the NFL season fully kicks off on Sunday, September 11, after the opening game between New Orleans and Green Bay on Thursday, September 8. Beginning then, you can watch every Sunday game (with the exception of those in your local TV market) by subscribing to NFL Sunday Ticket, which is being brought to the PlayStation 3.
DirecTV subscribers can pay a mere $50 to get every Sunday game and the ability to use the PS3 as an extra receiver, while those with other cable providers will have to pay a hefty $339.95. That's a lot to spend for non-DirecTV customers, but if you need some rationale for taking the plunge, it amounts to a fraction under $20 per week over the course of a 17-week season. The fee entitles you to as many as 14 games each week, all of them in HD.
More... (http://www.1up.com/news/watch-every-nfl-game-on-ps3)
Depending upon where you live, you might not get to see your favorite NFL team play each Sunday, if at all. Other times, the games that are being aired on CBS and Fox are uninteresting matchups between awful teams you couldn't care less about. NFL Sunday Ticket subscribers don't have that problem, and soon, PS3 owners will be able to subscribe to the service and get every out-of-market Sunday game during the upcoming season.
With the lockout resolved, the NFL season fully kicks off on Sunday, September 11, after the opening game between New Orleans and Green Bay on Thursday, September 8. Beginning then, you can watch every Sunday game (with the exception of those in your local TV market) by subscribing to NFL Sunday Ticket, which is being brought to the PlayStation 3.
DirecTV subscribers can pay a mere $50 to get every Sunday game and the ability to use the PS3 as an extra receiver, while those with other cable providers will have to pay a hefty $339.95. That's a lot to spend for non-DirecTV customers, but if you need some rationale for taking the plunge, it amounts to a fraction under $20 per week over the course of a 17-week season. The fee entitles you to as many as 14 games each week, all of them in HD.
More... (http://www.1up.com/news/watch-every-nfl-game-on-ps3)