PlayStation 2 sends excuses card mailing
06 Dec 2002 | by GLEN MUTEL
Sony Computer Entertainment UK is to promote eight new PlayStation 2 titles launched in time for Christmas, by mailing a greetings card to 250,000 console owners.
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Sony Computer Entertainment UK is to promote eight new PlayStation 2 titles launched in time for Christmas, by mailing a greetings card to 250,000 console owners.
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