Sony Bravia Core, the streaming service that boasts Blu-ray levels of quality, has been renamed Sony Pictures Core and is now on PlayStation consoles.
Sony Bravia Core, the video streaming service that offers movie purchases and rentals in high bandwidths of up to 80Mbps, has launched as its own app on the Sony PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles, where it’s now called Sony Pictures Core. It can be downloaded for free from the Media section on PS5 and on the PS Store for PS4.
Recommended Videos The other big differentiator, and the reason videophiles have reason to celebrate the launch on Sony’s consoles, is that Sony Pictures Core offers its purchases and rentals at a much higher data rate than you’ll get from Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or any of the other streaming services.
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