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PlayStation Network hits 20 million milestone
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 26 February 2009 04:23
It provides online gaming, video chat, messaging and downloadable content. With over 70 million consoles shipped, there's still room for Sony to further boost usage.
According to Sony officials, more than 600 PS3 games incorporate online features.
Although the service is free, some of the content - notably the movies and TV episodes that are offered in the US - is charged for, and total sales exceed $US180 million.
That's not a fortune, but it's not too bad for a service that's mainly restricted to the US and a minority platform.
Before PS3 fans take umbrage, that's merely an observation that more PCs are shipped in one quarter than the all-time cumulative PS3 and PSP sales.
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