Sony launches web-based PlayStation Store

MCV Staff 7th December 2012 Business News

Playstation owners are now able to buy content for their consoles and handhelds while browsing the web on PC.

Sony has launched a browser-based store for the Sony Entertainment Network, which features all of the games, music and movies that are available through the PSN store. You can find it by clicking here.

Users simply log in with their PSN ID and purchase content using funds from their account’s wallet or credit/debit cards.

Each item bought is then added to the user’s download list on PS3, according to Eurogamer.

So far all the prices appear to be the same as they are on the PS3, Vita and PSP stores, with discounts for PlayStation Plus members. PlayStation owners are even able to access Sony’s current 12 Days of Christmas deals.

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