PlayStation Store will introduce local currency payments for users in Mexico, Honduras, and Nicaragua starting August 18. Prices will be displayed and charged in local currencies, replacing US dollar-based pricing but remaining tied to the US dollar exchange rate. The exchange rate used is higher than the market rate, which may lead to increased costs for users. View article on AlternativeTo »More about PlayStation Network | PlayStation Network Alternatives
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