Gaming
Sony has announced a redesign for its online PlayStation Store, promising a new look and structure 'later this month'.
The Japanese firm will make the changes following responses from users of the service, with both the interface and navigation system due to be revamped as part of the makeover.
Sony also claims the changes will give users more choice of categorisation, while promising the new store will feature a 'dynamic user interface'.
But while most users will be pleased with the changes, many will be disappointed at the news that the service will offer no content updates for two weeks during the makeover.
The Japanese firm will make the changes following responses from users of the service, with both the interface and navigation system due to be revamped as part of the makeover.
Sony also claims the changes will give users more choice of categorisation, while promising the new store will feature a 'dynamic user interface'.
But while most users will be pleased with the changes, many will be disappointed at the news that the service will offer no content updates for two weeks during the makeover.
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