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PlayStation TV hits North America in October, Australia and NZ in November

Sony took to Twitter to announce that the PlayStation TV will head to North America in October this year.

The PS TV acts as a secondary console for PS4 Remote Play, and also lets users play Vita, PSP and PSOne titles. Said device will also stream content via the PlayStation Now service.

The PS TV will be priced at $99 USD, or with a DualShock3 controller, HDMI cable, 8GB memory card and LEGO: The Movie Video Game for $129 USD.

The PlayStation TV will debut in Australia for $148 AUD and in New Zealand for $159.95 NZD from 14 November in both countries. PlayStation Now is unconfirmed for Australia.


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