Time Warner's broadband gaming and entertainment network service, GameTab has announced its expansion into Canada. The service was only available in US before this. The company said that the annual subscription will charge customers $59.40 otherwise $9.95 per month.
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Stuart Snyder, GM of GameTap assured that they will not only provide the services all over the world at their best but also come with increased product catalog containing original and episodic games.
The Atlanta-based company has initially made available 600 games and TV shows to Canadian customers and all the Canadians are hoping that the company will go at its best.
Via: betanews
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