Sports fans can now subscribe to ESPN+ through PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles. The latest update to the ESPN App for these gaming consoles now includes access to ESPN+ bringing the world of sports
What’s happening:
- ESPN has announced a new update to the ESPN App on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
- Fans can now subscribe to ESPN+ through these gaming devices and enjoy immediate access to thousands of live sports events, original shows, series, and the entire 30 for 30 documentary library.
- The launch of ESPN+ on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One brings the premium multi-sport service directly to even more connected living room devices and marks the service’s debut on gaming platforms.
- ESPN+ is already distributed on a broad array of platforms, including:
- Amazon Fire devices (TV, Stick, smart TVs, Tablets)
- Apple (iPhone, iPad, Apple TV)
- Android (phones, Android TV, Chromecast)
- Roku
- Subscriptions are $4.99 per month ($49.99 per year) and grant fans access programming including:
- Live sports – fans can enjoy hundreds of games across:
- MLB
- NHL
- MLS
- College football
- College basketball
- Multiple other sports from more than 15 conferences
- Domestic and international soccer
- Exclusive Top Rank boxing
- UFC (beginning in 2019)
- Grand Slam tennis
- International and domestic rugby
- International and domestic cricket
- And more
- Original programing:
- Full library of ESPN Films (including 30 for 30)
- New and exclusive documentary films and series such as:
- Last Days of Knight
- Enhanced
- Year One
- Draft Academy
- Studio shows – acclaimed studio programs such as:
- Detail from Kobe Bryant
- Ariel and The Bad Guy with Ariel Helwani
- The Fantasy Show with Matthew Berry
- In the Crease with Linda Cohn and Barry Melrose
- Library – An unmatched archive of topical and timely on-demand content, including legendary boxing and college sports, classic golf, major tennis, IndyCar and more.
- Live sports – fans can enjoy hundreds of games across:
ESPN+ launched in April of 2018 and has since reached 1 million paid subscribers.