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One minute review Following on from the success of Kayo Sports, Foxtel has seen fit to launch yet another streaming service on the Australian market, this time offering a more approachable and affordable alternative to its own Foxtel Now platform.  Like Foxtel Now, Binge takes advantage of the News Corp-owned company's partnership with WarnerMedia, meaning it's able to offer an enormous selection of TV shows and films, including many from renowned American pay-TV network HBO. Add to this the company's ongoing partnerships with NBC Universal, FX, BBC and Sony and you have quite the impressive back catalogue of TV and movies to choose from. While that's good news for those looking to re-watch Entourage or relive the disappointment of Games of Thrones' final seasons, we're still not entirely sure if Binge plans to offer fast-tracked new episodes of current HBO shows.  Add to this a lack of features that we've come to expect from our premium-priced streami...

UPDATE: It took some time, but the Binge app is finally available to download on PS4 and PS5 consoles . The below review has been updated to reflect the upgrade in device compatibility. One minute review Following on from the success of Kayo Sports, Foxtel has seen fit to launch yet another streaming service on the Australian market, this time offering a more approachable and affordable alternative to its own Foxtel Now platform.  Like Foxtel Now, Binge takes advantage of the News Corp-owned company's partnership with WarnerMedia, meaning it's able to offer an enormous selection of TV shows and films, including many from renowned American pay-TV network HBO. Add to this the company's ongoing partnerships with NBC Universal, FX, BBC and Sony and you have quite the impressive back catalogue of TV and movies to choose from. While that's good news for those looking to re-watch Entourage or relive the disappointment of Games of Thrones' final seasons, we're s...