TV From Sky app launches on Xbox One in the UK

TV From Sky app launches on Xbox One

From today, Sky’s market leading TV streaming service, TV from Sky, has launched on Xbox One in the UK, which means customers can watch Sky shows via their Xbox One consoles. Sky TV customers taking advantage of Sky Go Extra or Sky Multiscreen will be able to watch Sky’s live and on demand content from a wide range of entertainment channels and Sky Box Sets, including The Last Panthers, Fungus The Bogeyman, Geordie Shore, Scandal and a wide range of kids content.

All Xbox One customers need to do is download the app from the Xbox Store through Xbox Live and upgrade to Sky Go Extra to enjoy a two month free trial.

On top of the entertainment channels, Sky Go Extra customers with a Sky Movies subscription can choose from over 1,000 movies to watch, including the biggest box office hits added 12 months before online subscription services. Titles currently available include Taken 3, American Sniper and Elf. Sports fans with a Sky Sports pack can watch live Barclays Premier League, William Hill World Darts Championship and England’s tour of South Africa to name just a few.

Luke Bradley-Jones, Brand Director, Sky TV commented, “We’re really excited to add Xbox One to our line-up of supported devices. Xbox One customers can now watch the latest from Sky TV with our big winter line up including The Last Panthers, Fungus The Bogeyman and Scandal – there’s something for everyone to enjoy.”

UK Marketing Director for Xbox, Harvey Eagle, said: “Sky Player on Xbox 360 remains one of the most popular apps with our fans, so we’re delighted to bring TV From Sky to Xbox One owners in the UK.”

Sky TV customers with Sky Go Extra or Sky Multiscreen can now use their Xbox One as one of their four registered devices, adding to the broad range of internet-connected devices that Sky Go is already available on. Sky Go Extra is available to Sky TV customers for £5 per month, or at no extra cost to customers with Sky Multiscreen.

TV from Sky joins other streaming services available on Xbox One including NOW TV, as well as BBC iPlayer and Twitch.