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UK PSN Cards Come In Blu-ray Boxes
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Sony decide that saving the planet isn't as important as shelf space
Published: 17:36, 23/08/2009 by Staff.
83Launching in two denominations: £20 and £50, the PlayStation Network Cards are, for some, the only way to add credit easily to your PlayStation Network wallet. The idea is simple – purchase a PlayStation Network Card from a shop, enter the 12 digit code and fill up your Store wallet. The odd thing? SCEE will be using real plastic Blu-ray boxes to house them in, presumably so it makes you think you’re getting something tangible and also, we guess, to make the retail outlets a bit happier.
They’re out in September.
Thanks, CaptainMurdo.
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