PSN cards now available in Asia

PlayStation Network cards have finally been released in Asia. Hopefully these babies will also be making their way to North America and other territories soon.

In case you haven’t heard of these cards yet, PlayStation Network cards provide PS3 owners without credit cards an alternative way to purchase stuff on the PlayStation Store. All you have to do is go through a simple add-fund procedure to add the face value of your PSN card to your PSN wallet.

When the add-fund procedure is done, your PSN wallet will reflect the added amount depending on the face value of your PSN card. It’s pretty handy for those times when you don’t have access to a credit card or if you’ve already maxed out yours.

Hardcore collectors can also get the limited edition PSN cards which will be released on a regular basis. Special promos (limited to Asian territories for now, we guess) will also feature PSN cards bundled with PS3 software. Keep checking back here for more updates.

PlayStation Network cards have finally been released in Asia. Hopefully these babies will also be making their way to North America and other territories soon.

In case you haven’t heard of these cards yet, PlayStation Network cards provide PS3 owners without credit cards an alternative way to purchase stuff on the PlayStation Store. All you have to do is go through a simple add-fund procedure to add the face value of your PSN card to your PSN wallet.

When the add-fund procedure is done, your PSN wallet will reflect the added amount depending on the face value of your PSN card. It’s pretty handy for those times when you don’t have access to a credit card or if you’ve already maxed out yours.

Hardcore collectors can also get the limited edition PSN cards which will be released on a regular basis. Special promos (limited to Asian territories for now, we guess) will also feature PSN cards bundled with PS3 software. Keep checking back here for more updates.