Sony Reverses PlayStation Store Update, Will Continue To Sell PS Vita And PS3 Games - Game Informer
IGN - Sony is reportedly closing the online stores for PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PlayStation Portable this summer. | Facebook
The PS3™ Guides: Joining the PlayStation®Network - YouTube
Sony Shuts Down Browser Version of PlayStation Store Selling PS3, PSP, and PS Vita Games - MP1st
Sony has made it nearly impossible to buy PS3 games online | Tom's Guide
Rumour: PSN Online Stores for PS3, PSP, and PS Vita Closing Down This Summer (Updated) - KeenGamer
Sony reverses course, keeps legacy PlayStation online stores open | Ars Technica
Sony Plans To Shut Down PS3, PS Vita, And PSP Online Stores This Summer - MMOs.com
How to access the old PlayStation Store to browse, download and buy games and DLC - gHacks Tech News
PlayStation 3, Vita, and PlayStation Portable digital stores will reportedly close in coming months
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Sony announces end of online, PlayStation Store support for PS3 and Vita - Japan Today
Sony PlayStation Store $100 Digital PSN Gift Card - PS5 PS4 PS3 | eBay
Reset PSN Password on a PS3 - YouTube
Users discover how to access the old PlayStation Store and buy PSP, PS3 and Vita games | VGC
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Sony didn't close the PS3 and Vita stores, but it's making it hard to shop at them - The Verge
Sony - PSN Live Subscription Card 12 Month Membership for PlayStation 3/ PlayStation 4/PlayStation Vita - Walmart.com
Sony pulls older online PlayStation Store, further fueling shutdown rumors | TechSpot
How to Play PS3 Games on a PS4 With PlayStation Now
Sony exec talks PS app store, PS3 game portability, AMD chips, and more | Ars Technica
