Gaming
According to Sony, digital access codes for more than 200 titles are currently available to purchase via the internet store. Additional content is expected to be added in the future.
"We are excited to expand our current library of video game platform downloads," said Amazon vice president Paul Ryder. "PlayStation Network games are an important addition and we plan to continue making it easier for customers to instantly enjoy new content as well as their favourite games from the comfort of their living rooms."
PSN's senior vice president of marketing Peter Dille added: "With more than 600 million pieces of content downloaded to date, consumers are turning to PlayStation Network more than ever for digitally distributed entertainment content.
"We are excited to team with Amazon.com to expand our reach with Amazon's market leading ability to target current and future PlayStation consumers."
The service is currently exclusive to North America. Sony is yet to confirm whether it will be offered to UK customers.
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