PlayStation®network Expands Digital Offering with a Variety of Entertainment

Los Angeles, Calif., June 2, 2009– Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc. (SCEA)
announced today major enhancements to PlayStation®Network, expanding on SCEA’s
commitment to give users a comprehensive entertainment experience. The video delivery
service for the PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) system launches today in coordination with a
new line-up of premier Hollywood, Anime and Sports partners. In addition, Media Go, a free
application that makes it easier to manage digital content including games, photos, videos and
music for the PSP system through a PC will also become available. These enhancements give
new entertainment possibilities for PSP system owners, providing direct downloadable access
to games, demos and trailers, as well as movies and television shows via the
PlayStation®Store on PlayStation Network. New game content will also be added to an
existing library of more than 200 downloadable games on the PlayStation Store today,
including much anticipated titles Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake, Gravity Crash™, Hustle
Kings™ and more than 60 PS one® Classics hitting the PlayStation Store by the end of the year.

“PlayStation Network has experienced a high growth year and today we’re excited to
add new content partners such as Showtime, G4 & E!, Magnolia Films, and TNA to our family.
In addition to extending our content offerings and expanding with new features like Media Go,
we continue to bring relevant and compelling content via original games and programming to
our users,” said Peter Dille, senior vice president marketing and PlayStation Network, SCEA.
“Gamers will be pleased to find new games for all genres and interests with original titles Fat
Princess and Gravity Crash, in addition to many PS one Classics such as Final Fantasy VII
coming to PlayStation Network this year.”

Video Delivery Service

PSP system users now have direct access to PlayStation Network’s video delivery
service, where they can download their favorite movie and television programs and take with
them on-the-go. In addition, the video delivery service is announcing content from 16 new
premier partners in Hollywood, anime and sports. Hollywood content partners include
Showtime Networks Inc., Starz Media, – for Film, TV and Manga Anime, G4 and E!, Summit
Entertainment, The Weinstein Company, HDnet and Magnolia Pictures. Anime partners
include, Anime Network, Media Blasters, Right Stuf’s Nozomi Entertainment, Starz Media’s
Manga Entertainment, Toei Animation, Viz Media and WEP. FUNimation Entertainment will
also be a part of a new anime category on the video delivery service. Sports partners include
HDNet Fights, UFC, Wrestling from TNA and Video Action Sports.

Premier Hollywood content will include hit films such as Overture Films “Righteous
Kill,” Summit Entertainment “Twilight” and The Weinstein Company “Zack & Miri Make a
Porno.” PlayStation Store will also feature TV shows such as Showtime Networks Inc.’s
“Dexter,” E!’s “The Soup,” G4’s “X-Play” and Starz Media’s “Painkiller Jane.” A new anime
channel will also launch in both the TV and film sections of the video store and will feature the
best in anime content, including Anime Network’s “Appleseed,” Starz Media Manga
Entertainment’s “Dead Space.” Toei Animation’s “Fist of the North Star,” Viz Media’s
“Naruto” and WEP’s “Voltron.” Some of the new sports content will include bouts from
HDNet Fight’s “Inside MMA,” wrestling from TNA’s “iMPACT!,” UFC PPV events and
Video Action Sports’ “That’s It, That’s All.”

With the addition of these new partners, the video delivery service will have nearly
1900 movies and 9400 TV episodes, covering reality, mixed martial arts, sports, anime, manga
and animation genres. For one price, PlayStation users can watch standard definition (SD)
video content from the comfort of their home television on the PS3 system or at their
convenience on-the-go with the PSP system. PlayStation Store offers a combined total of
nearly 9,000 hours of video content, with more than 35 % percent of the movies in High
Definition. Through the PS3 and PSP systems users can access a unique three-in-one
entertainment package unlike any other – the ability to enjoy high-definition Blu-ray movies,
groundbreaking games, and downloadable video content from one platform and one service.

With the launch of the video delivery service for the PSP system, Media Manager for PC is
being replaced with Media Go. Media Go is a free application that makes it easier and more
convenient for consumers to manage their PSP games, photos, videos and music on their PC
and provides access to PlayStation Store.

Games

Several PlayStation Network titles for both the PS3 and PSP systems were announced
at E3, adding to the robust lineup of over 200 downloadable games available for PlayStation
Store. For the PS3 system, Gravity Crash from developer Just Add Water melds a vintage
gravity based arcade shooter with High Definition (HD) graphics, and Hustle Kings, from
VooFoo Studios, is the PS3 system’s first photorealistic billiards simulator. For the PSP
system, Fat Princess: Fistful of Cake brings a fun and strategic medieval battle royale unlike
anything seen before on the portable system. In addition, the PlayStation Store will deliver
more than 60 PS one Classics by the end of the year and will launch Final Fantasy VII and
Medal of Honor on PlayStation Store today.

Starting this fall, many PSP titles that will be launched on UMD will also be offered
digitally on PlayStation Store in North America. This will add nearly 300 games from the PSP
system’s library available for download through PlayStation Network.

PlayStation Network is built on a legacy of gaming and continues to expand into a
premier entertainment platform with innovative and compelling content options for people to
enjoy on multiple devices.

About PlayStation®Network

PlayStation®Network is an entertainment network that unites people and innovative
entertainment to deliver captivating experiences worldwide. In addition to offering new and
original forms of entertainment, PlayStation Network supports free and community-centric
online gameplay, communication tools, and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) and
PLAYSTATION®3 systems connectivity. As of the end of May 2009, PlayStation Network
has more than 24 million registered accounts worldwide.

About Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.

Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. continues to redefine the entertainment
lifestyle with its PlayStation® and PS one® game console, the PlayStation®2 computer
entertainment system, the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system, the ground-breaking
PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) computer entertainment system and its digital services
PlayStation®Network and PlayStation®Store.

Recognized as the undisputed industry leader, Sony Computer Entertainment America
Inc. markets the PlayStation family of products and develops, publishes, markets and
distributes software for the PS one game console, the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment
system, PLAYSTATION 3 and the PSP systems for the North American market. Based in
Foster City, Calif., Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. serves as headquarters for all
North American operations and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment
Inc.

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