Access PlayStation Store from your PC

Ritu SrivastavaNov 21 2007

Sony Computer Entertainment America has announced the launch of PlayStation Store that enables PSP owners to purchase and download premium content via a PC. PSP owners who wish to PlayStation titles like Crash Bandicoot and Syphon Filter on the go had to hook up their handheld to a PS3.

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Users will be now able to do online with a PC. If you don't have PC also, you will be able to set up a PlayStation Network account and download free content to your handheld like wallpapers and themes. Existing PlayStation Network account holders may use the same log-in and funding options as when accessing store from PS3.

However, initially, the selection of content is sparse; the store will be updated on a regular basis. Sony's regional publishing operations are determining the strategies the distribution of content. Three PSP games, WipEout Pure, Gangs of London and Syphon Filter: Combat Ops are available for download from $9.99 to $14.99 US. These three games are joined fifteen original PlayStation games and matches the libraries of titles are available through the PlayStation 3 version of the store.

In addition to these games, trailers and demos for PSP software releases are also ready for download and include SOCOM Tactical Strike and Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow. Interestingly, Sony has also added a trailer for Beats, the as-yet unannounced music game that sounds very similar to Harmonix's iPod game Phase. Currently only Sony-published titles are available as paid downloads however third party published content will be available shortly.

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