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PlayStation Mobile tools now available in Hong Kong, Taiwan
PlayStation Mobile tools now available in Hong Kong, Taiwan
 

January 22, 2013   |   By Mike Rose

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Sony is looking to push its recently launched PlayStation Mobile service and developer program in more areas where there's a strong focus on developing for multiple mobile devices.

With this in mind, the company today made the PS Mobile tools available to developers on Hong Kong and Taiwan. The license agreement free is 800HK$ for Hong Kong and 3000NT$ for Taiwan per year.

PS Mobile allows any developer to register, pay $99 a year for a publisher license, and then develop and release as many games as they desire via the PlayStation Store, as long as said titles keep to the relatively lax service guidelines.

The service is currently available in Japan, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, and now Hong Kong and Taiwan.
 
 
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