As a part of today's PlayStation Store update, PlayStation 3 owners can now download two new media applications designed for fans of college sports.
The XOS College Sports and SEC Digital Network apps each offer a variety of new and old content that can be streamed right to your PS3. It's the first time either has appeared on a videogame console, and both can be had for free, though much of the content they provide comes at a cost.
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