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Sony’s Offers Season Pass Discounts For Popular TV Shows
If you enjoy watching some of your favorite TV shows on your PlayStation, but hate having to buy each individual episode one at a time, then get ready to save yourself some extra button clicks. Starting today, PS3 users can buy full seasons of their favorite shows through a season pass system for Video Unlimited and the PlayStation Store.
In order to celebrate the launch of the Season Pass feature, Sony is offering special discounts on full seasons of shows like The Walking Dead. Between October 30 and November 17, fans can grab a full SD season of The Walking Dead for as little as $5.59. Expect other discounts on HD versions of other shows as well.
The season pass feature is available now on PS3 and the PS Store for both web and mobile, but PS4, Bravia TV, and Sony Blu-ray player users will have to wait a little longer for support.
Our Take
Frankly, I'm kind of surprised that you couldn't already buy a season pass before today. It looks like Sony is finally getting up to speed with the rest of the online media services, but at least there might be some great deals through the sale.
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