Saint & Greensie Episode 34
Hi there listener, come on in! Episode 34, which we’re calling “I melted the battery and luckily, it didn’t explode” 
has the two brothers from other mothers continuing their discussion on downloadable games and digital distribution after last week’s chat on Microsoft and Nintendo’s models.
It’s time to discuss PlayStation’s efforts. In 2006, Sony decided they needed something in their PlayStation consoles to battle Xbox LIVE, and that was PlayStation Network. No fees, less complicated codes to redeem and real money pricing. Huzzah! But, us Europeans sometimes get the wrong end of the stick and it has been the source of some “terrorist attacks”. It’s not all rosy in PlayStation’s Online garden, however the games it has given us have been a delight – for the most part. Additionally, like Nintendo last week, iOS’ App Store gets an obligatory nod at the conclusion.
What should the guys talk about next week, tell our duo in the comments section below, or via their Twitter account, @SaintGreensie
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Saint & Greensie is a part of the GodisaGeek Podcast Network. Every Wednesday there will be a new episode.
Colm Ahern
How's things? I'm the video guy and would love if you'd watch the things I do like Debatable and For Your Amusement. I spend the majority of my days explaining why The Wire is the greatest TV show ever and clamouring for a Pop-Punk revival(c. 1994) whilst singing in my best Axl Rose-esque voice. Do not say professional wrestling is “fake” around me or, he’ll bore you with, what I like to call, “the risks they take”. Henrik Larsson is my hero.
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Oh...and it's pronounced, "Cull-um".
