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PSN accounts now viewable over the web, via PlayStation.com
Published: 8:26, 14/07/2008 by Staff.
36Suprising little treat for a Monday morning, but you can now link your PSN ID to PlayStation.com, and display your ID and info over the web. The Portable ID contains your avatar, your ID and whatever you’ve put in the ‘about me’ section, thus:
It’s dead easy, simply go to this page and follow the instructions. It requires you to set up a PlayStation Underground account but that only takes 60 seconds. We’re assuming it won’t be long before this is updated with your Trophies, too.
Finally, if you go here once you’re logged in, you’ll be able to see your PSN Friends and what they’re up too. Sweet.
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