An electronics supplier in the US seems to have found a way to make the PlayStation Store available to users around the globe through online sales, something oversea PlayStation 3, PSP and moreover PSVita owners will profit from.

Although Best Buy’s website does not actually imply it, the system at hand allows you to use their online purchasing system without owning a US credit card. This is “inteded” so that orders can be made internationally under the assumption that “products will be used in the US”.

To do so the page has listed a substitute billing address, which is one of their offices, users can enter so that products may be picked up in store or also delivered within the US. How users outside of the country can profit from this is simple, certain goods such as PSN wallet funds can be ordered as digital codes instead of physical cards. Users at PinoyPS.com have confirmed that this procedure works.

This method of accessing the US store is probably not how Sony wants things done, though with the ever growing online market, it seems that they might have to think of ways to make their content available internationally, as users increasingly find methods to bypass their networks barriers.

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