Want to use Sky Go on your Xbox? You'll have to pay extra for that

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Sky is prepare to remove the ability for customers to utilize its Sky Go service through video game consoles (currently supporting the Xbox 360 and non the I but yet) on July 29, that is unless they wish to fork out an extra £5 per month for the privilege. Titled Sky Go Extra, this subscription package will maintain access to the service as it is enjoyed today. It'due south a blow to the panel market, which is increasing focus on TV and streaming service. If y'all already have Sky Go Extra, y'all're expert to go.

That all said, Heaven Go Extra does include some additional features, including the ability to watch and bask shows offline, too as beingness able to use the service on up to 4 supported devices. To add salt to the open up wound, Heaven still has still to launch its Sky Go service on both Xbox One and Windows Phone (unless you reside in Italian republic), making that £5 subscription fee even more bewildering for those who reside in a consummate Microsoft ecosystem.

We're still waiting for Sky to heed to its customers and effectively support Microsoft platforms. What are your thoughts on the change for consoles?

Source: DigitalSpy

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