Sony Confirms PS3/Vita Store Support Will Be Ending! | eTeknix
Nibel on Twitter: "The Gamer reports that PS3, PS Vita and PSP stores will be closed permanently in July "The announcement is planned for the end of this month." https://t.co/W0COPoVovi https://t.co/ZZJ7hvSn2C" /
Sony Reverses PlayStation Store Update, Will Continue To Sell PS Vita And PS3 Games - Game Informer
The Best Vita Games to Download on the PlayStation Store - Siliconera
PlayStation Store Shut Down Dates for PS3, PS Vita, and PSP Officially Announced - IGN
We are almost out of time as Sony plans to close PS3, PS Vita, and PSP digital stores - Worn Out Gaming
PS3, PSP, and Vita listings are about to vanish from the PlayStation Store on desktop and mobile – Destructoid
Paypal and Credit/Debit Cards Stop Working on the PS3 and Vita Stores
PS Vita Store | Essentially all Vita games that are availabl… | Flickr
Sony will close the PS3, PS Vita and PSP digital stores this summer | Engadget
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More PS3 and PS Vita games on PlayStation Store! - Archyde
Sony Plans To Close Its PlayStation Store For PS3 And Vita - AstroTechz
PlayStation Vita Store Is Staying Open, But Is Not Accepting New Games
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PS3 and PS Vita stores are dropping credit card and PayPal support soon
Sony says closing the PS3 and PS Vita stores was a 'wrong decision' | TechSpot
Sony 正式公告PS3 、 PS Vita 的PlayStation Store 服務將於夏季停止服務，已購買內容仍可下載#psp (160703) - Cool3c
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Sony reportedly closing PlayStation Store on PS3 and PSP this July, with Vita to follow in August | GamesRadar+
Customers play a game on a Sony Corp PlayStation Vita (PS Vita) at an electronic store in Tokyo August 1, 2013. Sony Corp reported a higher than expected first-quarter operating profit on
138 PS3, PS Vita and PSP games you can't buy - Somag News
PlayStation Store will stop selling PS3, PS Vita games on mobile and the web | Engadget
