PS3 to arrive with two SKUs in UK

Seeing double

By Dean Pullen

Fri Jul 21 2006, 15:47

DAVID WILSON of SCE UK, has indicated that the UK is likely to receive both versions of the PS3.

Both 20GB and 60GB PS3 bundles should be available for punters to purchase in Blighty, but not necessarily on the day the console launches.

Wilson said: "The likelihood is that both will be made available. But at launch? I don't know" and wrapped his discussion by stating that Sony intends to reveal more of its launch plans "within the next two to three weeks." No ambiguity there then.

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