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Sony officially expands PlayStation business to Latin America

20 February 2009 16:09 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 3 comments

Sony America has announced that they have officially expanded their PlayStation line of products to Latin America.

The company says the move will expand their install base, which is currently at over 140 million for the aging PS2 and 21 million for the PS3.

The new move will expand PlayStation sales to 13 new regions.

"Our commitment to expand PlayStation business into Latin America supports our vision to provide access to social entertainment experiences that can be shared among friends and family from around the world," added Mark Stanley, director and general manager, Latin America, Sony America.

"This expansion is the direct result of us listening closely to our community, and we're proud to deliver premium hardware and software services that will allow them to easily connect, play and communicate with one another."

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embo22000 (Newbie) 20 February 2009 18:51
With this move the ps2 will live well after 2010. [ + quote]
ammad123 (Newbie) 21 February 2009 7:19
*Originally posted by embo22000:* With this move the ps2 will live well after 2010. Hail Hail PS2 =] [ + quote]
leonle (Inactive) 25 February 2009 12:23
ps2 is the best :) Stock Market Basics [ + quote]