Many people may not of heard of Sony’s online streaming service “Sony Entertainment Network”, or SEN for short, which is a shame as it offers subscribers the chance to stream video games, music, films, and e-books. This service is not to be confused with the more popular PlayStation Network or PSN which is an integral part of Sony’s flagship console Playstation 3. Sony Entertainment Network was launched in 2010 under the name Qriocity, but in an attempt to make the service more popular was rebranded.
In a move that has surprised some, it seems that Sony is looking to promote SEN by absorbing PSN completely and creating once network combining the features of both services. This will be implemented on February 8th and will include Sony’s latest console, the Playstation Vita. So what does this mean for the eagerly awaited PS4? The yet to be announced console will also benefit from the same features that await the PS Vita. As well as the gaming services provided by PSN, gamers will have access to Sony’s other products; Music Unlimited, PlayStation Store Video, and PlayMemories Online. READ MORE »




