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SCEE announces "mid-April" revamp for PS Store

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SCEE has officially announced a revamp for the PlayStation Store for mid-April in the PAL territories.

"The new design will deliver a hugely improved navigation system, much greater scope for categorisation and a dynamic new user interface," said the company in a statement.

There will now be no content updates for the Store until it relaunches.

No mention was made of a US Store relaunch in the press release, which you can read after the link.

PLAYSTATION®Store to undergo April revamp

Customer feedback drives new design, interface and navigation
Updates on hold for two weeks; new-look Store launches mid-April

This April, PLAYSTATION®Store, the online content store on PLAYSTATION®Network, is getting a whole new look and feel – and it’s in response to feedback from the millions of PSN registrants in the PAL region.

The revamp comes in response to a survey last year which showed that many PLAYSTATION Store users wanted a better interface and easier navigation. The new design will deliver a hugely improved navigation system, much greater scope for categorisation and a dynamic new user interface.

Content will be suspended for two weeks while the improvements are carried out but users can look forward to a special update in mid-April.

There will be no weekly content updates between now and the re-launch, although users can still download content from the back catalogue, such as Warhawk™ and Gran Turismo™ 5 Prologue.

The PLAYSTATION Store revamp will not affect PLAYSTATION Network accounts or the virtual wallet system.

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