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While software updates are typically a tool used to add better functionality to an online service, the most recent update to the PC-based PlayStation Store has taken a different route. The update has caused an increase in price for a number of games, ranging from $1-11. The majority of games affected are digital versions of games also available at retail on UMD.
While software updates are typically a tool used to add better functionality to an online service, the most recent update to the PC-based PlayStation Store has taken a different route. The update has caused an increase in price for a number of games, ranging from $1-11. The majority of games affected are digital versions of games also available at retail on UMD.
