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February 5th, 2014, 00:16
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Major League Baseball's streaming app, MLB.TV (http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/index.jsp), will arrive this spring, coming to PS4 and Xbox One in addition to the myriad of other platforms it calls home plate.
The professional baseball streaming service is now available for purchase at two price tiers: The standard MLB.TV subscription for $109.99 per year and the Premium subscription for $129.99 per year. Though no details on the next-gen console versions of the baseball app have been provided, MLB Advanced Media tells Joystiq the features found on the Xbox 360 (seen above) and PS3 versions are a "good indicator" of what's to come on Xbox One and PS4. The Xbox 360 version included a split-screen mode (http://www.joystiq.com/2012/03/27/mlb-tv-app-slides-to-xbox-360-today/) for baseball fans to watch two games at once.
The Premium tier grants viewers the ability to watch on connected devices like the aforementioned game consoles, so those looking to stream through their PS4 or Xbox One consoles will need to pony up the extra $20. Premium subscriptions also include access to the mobile app, MLB At Bat 14, viewable on iOS, Android, Kindle Fire and Windows Phone 8 devices. Subscriptions for the 2014 baseball season kicks in with spring training game broadcasts, which begin on February 26.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/02/04/mlb-tv-app-coming-to-ps4-xbox-one-this-spring/
Major League Baseball's streaming app, MLB.TV (http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/subscriptions/index.jsp), will arrive this spring, coming to PS4 and Xbox One in addition to the myriad of other platforms it calls home plate.
The professional baseball streaming service is now available for purchase at two price tiers: The standard MLB.TV subscription for $109.99 per year and the Premium subscription for $129.99 per year. Though no details on the next-gen console versions of the baseball app have been provided, MLB Advanced Media tells Joystiq the features found on the Xbox 360 (seen above) and PS3 versions are a "good indicator" of what's to come on Xbox One and PS4. The Xbox 360 version included a split-screen mode (http://www.joystiq.com/2012/03/27/mlb-tv-app-slides-to-xbox-360-today/) for baseball fans to watch two games at once.
The Premium tier grants viewers the ability to watch on connected devices like the aforementioned game consoles, so those looking to stream through their PS4 or Xbox One consoles will need to pony up the extra $20. Premium subscriptions also include access to the mobile app, MLB At Bat 14, viewable on iOS, Android, Kindle Fire and Windows Phone 8 devices. Subscriptions for the 2014 baseball season kicks in with spring training game broadcasts, which begin on February 26.
http://www.joystiq.com/2014/02/04/mlb-tv-app-coming-to-ps4-xbox-one-this-spring/