Anyone use Sunday Ticket with the PS3? How is it?

[Ashenor]

At work and don't have access to much.

I used to have Direct tv forever, i really don't want to switch back. How is the PS3 version of sunday ticket?

How do you watch games and switch between them? Are you missing much from it vs the actual one on direct tv?

Whats the price for it this year?

Thanks for the help.

 

[Spineshank]

Never used it myself, but its $300 for the season.

 

[MetalMat]

Never used it myself, but its $300 for the season.

Expensive but 40 bucks lower than last year. I think I will just go ahead and watch Saints games at sports bars when they are not aired here in Austin.

 

[webdave]

I heard the PS3 version had a lot of issues last year including bad quality.

 

[Ashenor]

Hmmm ya that is pretty expensive, anyone try it last year? Is it laggy or stream well? I have great highspeed internet so that won't be a issue. Just more curious on how it works switching between games and stuff.

 

[rudeguy]

Hmmm ya that is pretty expensive, anyone try it last year? Is it laggy or stream well? I have great highspeed internet so that won't be a issue. Just more curious on how it works switching between games and stuff.

PSN is what would worry me.

I never understood paying $300 for this. You're going to get at least 8-10, usually 12 (figuring home games, Sunday and Monday night) games without paying the extra money.

So the extra 4 games are worth $300?

 

[Ashenor]

PSN is what would worry me.

I never understood paying $300 for this. You're going to get at least 8-10, usually 12 (figuring home games, Sunday and Monday night) games without paying the extra money.

So the extra 4 games are worth $300?

With Fantasy Football i like watching players i have.

The way i look at it normally i get 3 games for the 1 and 4 pm games, for some reason last few years i only get 1 game at either 1 or 4 lately, i do get the mon and sunday, so normally i get 5 games total.

The way i look at it now, rather then going to one Lions game a year and taking a girl, eating downtown, parking, i can get everygame for the year and watch it at home.

 

[MetalMat]

PSN is what would worry me.

I never understood paying $300 for this. You're going to get at least 8-10, usually 12 (figuring home games, Sunday and Monday night) games without paying the extra money.

So the extra 4 games are worth $300?

Well if you live somewhere far from your home team you won't, even less if it is not a large market team like the Jaguars. You may be able to justify the 300 dollars if you go to sports bars and spend a bunch of money on beer and food, outside of that it just seems much too high.

 

[spacejamz]

http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2260788&highlight=sunday+ticket

 

[fatpat268]

Also, note that your local market games will be blacked out.

So white I'm a cowboys fan that lives in the cowboys market, I would have to switch between the local broadcast and sunday ticket if I wanted to watch other games.

 

[Deeko]

PSN is what would worry me.

I never understood paying $300 for this. You're going to get at least 8-10, usually 12 (figuring home games, Sunday and Monday night) games without paying the extra money.

So the extra 4 games are worth $300?

I'm a Cowboys fan that lives in Seattle - pretty much the only time I get to see the Cowboys is when they play nationally. Sunday Ticket is a godsend.

(I also paid considerably less than that, but that's another story)

 

[waggy]

hmm i been thinking of it myself. i cut Satalite and OTA does not always work. be nice to see a few games a day