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Wow, thats great but how about releasing ANY movie or TV content in the UK! If you don't I don't see the point of the elite outside the USA.
This is great news and I do hope that you guys in the UK get this service as well soon! It seems like the shows that sell the dvd series pack each year are not appearing like Lost, Smallville, and Heros which would be perfect additions to the service and sell like hot cakes!
For whatever stupid reason--copyright, baloney, whatever--they're not allowing Marketplace to release in Europe. I don't think it's Microsoft holding it back, because marketplace could be fairly profitable in Europe, just like in the US, and why deny themselves another mass of potential buyers?
The Elite releases in Europe a little bit after the US. My guess--- Microsoft is in negotiations with certain movie/tv people, and they're trying to find a solution to copyright issues. Hopefully, otherwise what's the point of releasing Elite at all?
us Canadians dont have the video market place yet and im starting to feel left out
These foreigners have to get the video marketplace. Its is great. Im in the u.s. and there are butt loads of movies, tv shows. They even got it in HD. depending on your service downloads could be a while are really fast. the best part is you can play something while you wait for the download.