Canada Can Have PSN Cards Now

Mike Fahey — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:40:00 +0000

Now that the giant ice spiders have gone back into hibernation for a few months, Sony can finally ship PlayStation Network cards to Canada without fear of having arachnid eggs planted in their drivers.

Now available at the EB Games and GameStop locations that have yet to be ravaged by the ongoing conflict, PlayStation Canada will be venturing out into the wilds to deliver them to Best Buy, Future Shop, HMV, The Source, and Rogers Plus stores in the coming weeks and months, so there should be a healthy supply by the time the next round of baby spiders burrow out of their human hosts.

The cards come in $US20 and $US50 increments, and if you Canadians need any help figuring out what to purchase with them, Sony Canada’s Kyle Moffatt has listed several excellent suggestions in his post on the PlayStation blog.

PSN Cards Debut in Canada [PlayStation Blog]

PSN Cards FINALLY Hitting Stores

Luke Plunkett — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 07:25:00 +0000

No announcement accompanying this, so I guess Sony are looking at soft-launching the things, but reader Terry sent us these pics of some PlayStation Network pre-paid cards available right now at his local Meijer store. Both $AU 20.93 and $AU 52.34 denominations are available, and Terry lets us know that (like the card says), unlike those for the 360 and Wii, the PSN cards are only activated once they’ve been run through the register. Another shot of the cards (in the wild) after the jump.

Editor’s note: Let us know if you spot any in Australia!

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Canada Can Have PSN Cards Now

PSN Cards FINALLY Hitting Stores