Categories: News

PlayStation Store finally hits the web

It’s about damn time. Sony today has launched a web-based interface for the PlayStation Store (Sony Entertainment Network Store) in which PlayStation owners can browse for and purchase content for their various PlayStation devices. It is for Europe only at the moment, but we’re assuming a North American launch is right around the corner.

Take a look at it right here: store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com.

Taking design cues from the recently relaunched PS Store on the PS3, the web store allows users to purchase games, add-ons, queue up demos, and perform basically any other function that the storefronts on the PS3 and PS Vita can do. After making a purchase, users need to go onto their device’s download the list to initiate the actual download however. It’s a good start though.

There is no word on when the North American store will go live, but considering how slow the EU version is at the moment, we’re assuming they’ll space them out a bit.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

Recent Posts

Recruit Phaethon’s #1 fan in Zenless Zone Zero version 1.7 coming April 23rd

Tsundere gothic fangirl or Gentleman Thief Troy Baker…I wonder which character I’m rolling for?

2 days ago

Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Expansion review

Explore the realm of Tarkir once again with the newest Magic: The Gathering expansion.

2 days ago

PEPPERED: an existential platformer review for PC

Save the world, or get a job? Decisions, decisions.

3 days ago

FragPunk gets a console release date along with crossplay and cross progression

NetEase Games' stylish, free-to-play 5v5 hero shooter is finally on the receiving end of a…

3 days ago

Blue Prince beckons you to enter the manor at Mt. Holly today on PC and consoles

I could’ve sworn the bathroom was right here yesterday…

3 days ago

Sloclap’s arcade-style soccer title, Rematch, gets a release date, SKU details and an open beta

I thought the Golden Rule was "Do unto others as you would have them do…

3 days ago

This website uses cookies.