PSN Content removed from Amazon, we have no idea why

Posted By | On 20th, Oct. 2011

If you’re planning to buy the PSN content from Amazon, you won’t find them. There has been no reason mentioned for the removal, but we suspect it has to do something with Sony. All PSN games and cards are not seen in Amazon, and earlier Gamestop did the same.

Amazon said this to PSN Stores, “We have no announcements regarding this change in selection, however we can confirm that Amazon Digital Video Game Downloads is not currently offering Playstation Network Online Game Codes and Points Cards.”

So if you’re worried about having to use your credit card, you can always buy them on some other distribution platform. Stay tuned for our review of Okabu soon.

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