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PlayStation store for Sony Tablet S launched in Europe, North America and Australia

October 25, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

PlayStation store for Sony Tablet S launched in Europe, North America and Australia
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As part of the efforts to make its Tablet S more appealing to the users, Sony is launching PlayStation store in Europe, North America and Australia. At the moment, Tablet S owners (not that there are many of them) can choose between 10 titles, including Everybody’s Golf 2, Twisted Metal, Jet Rider, Jumping Flash!, Destruction Derby, MediEvil, Kula World, Jet Rider 2, Kurushi Final and Cool Boarders. Each games costs $5.99 (or 3.99 GBP / 4.99 EUR), which is kinda steep by today’s standards.

Now it’s all cool that Sony’s Tablet S is a PlayStation-certified device, but I’m not sure that will help the Japanese giant get that many buyers. Although I like their tablet — it’s really nice to hold it in the hand — I still prefer the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9. What do you say? Do you like the Tablet S more?

[Via: PocketGamer.co.uk]

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