Today marks the introduction of the all new PSP store. The store is accessible via PC by visiting http://store.playstation.com and also via the PSP itself.

The site is now packed with content. You’ll find exclusive full game downloads including Beats and Go! Puzzle - titles for PSP only available on PLAYSTATION Store for PC. You’ll find downloadable versions of existing PSP games such as B-Boy and Fired Up as well as a range of downloadable PS one classic titles that includes some longstanding favourites – think WipEout and Crash Bandicoot. There are also brand new playable demos like the breathtaking WipEout Pulse and Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow as well as trailers for forthcoming PSP titles – so you can try your hand at new games as well as watching what’s in store for the future. As if that wasn’t enough you can download cool music content and keep up to date with new and upcoming bands.

Managing your money becomes easy: payment will work in the same way as PLAYSTATION Store on PS3. If you’ve already registered with PLAYSTATION Network via PS3, your login details will remain the same for PLAYSTATION Store on PC – so there’s no need to register again! You can even manage your PLAYSTATION Network account via your PC – topping up the funds in your wallet, editing your personal profile or managing your friends list.

Here are a few of the things you can expect to find when you visit the PLAYSTATION Store at http://store.playstation.com.

• Check out hot exclusive PLAYSTATION Network full games

http://store.playstation.com launches with a raft of exclusive PLAYSTATION Network titles, only downloadable via PLAYSTATION Store. Log on now to enjoy exclusive full downloadable games for your PSP.

Interact with your favourite music tracks on the move with Beats - an exclusive title featuring an addictive rhythm action game and a ‘Jamming’ composer feature. There’s also Go! Puzzle: three highly original puzzle games that you can play on your own or with friends.

• Revisit your favourite PSP games

Some of the best-loved PSP titles released on UMD (Universal Media Disc) are now available to download from PLAYSTATION Store for PC. So if you didn’t get your hands on them first time around, now’s your chance.

Get your Sudoku fix wherever and whenever you want with Go! Sudoku – an interactive Sudoku experience with 1,000 puzzles, multiplayer modes, and more. If dancing is your thing, check out B-Boy, a breakdancing game in which players take to the floor to battle real-life breaking legend Crazy Legs. Or, if you feel like combat, there’s a cutthroat world of high-octane vehicles, big guns and even bigger explosions awaiting you in Fired Up, where a valiant team of resistance fighters need a hero to turn the tide of battle in their favour.

• Classic PS one games

Whether you’re taking a trip down memory lane or discovering these games for the first time, you’ll love the selection of PS one classics we’ve got in the Store for you. There’s hyperactive island-hopper Crash Bandicoot, sword-and-sorcery high jinks with skeleton knight Sir Dan Fortescue in Medievil, futuristic, no-holds-barred anti-gravity racing in WipEout and much, much more. Looking back has never been so much fun.

• Free playable demos

Want to play the hottest new PSP titles before you buy them? You need to check out the free playable demos in the Store. Try your hand at anti-terrorist espionage in Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow, race adrenaline-fuelled anti-gravity tracks at 600 kmh in WipEout Pulse and lead a batch of bouncing, rolling creatures through amazing environments in LocoRoco. Remember – it’s all free, so download a playable demo today.

• Game trailers

For exclusive previews of what’s coming out on PSP, you need look no further than the Store, where we’re launching with a host of new game trailers on the site and with more to follow. To check out forthcoming titles like crime-fighter Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice, military simulation SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike or mythological rampage God of War™: Chains of Olympus, just head to the Store right away.

Getting online and registering for your first downloads is easy – just visit http://store.playstation.com and follow the on-screen instructions. You’ll need to download a small application; then, it’s jut a case of connecting your PSP to your PC via a USB cable, and choosing the content you want. With so much on offer, choosing could take a while!