Destroying your credit rating has never been more fun. Then again, smoke ’em while ya got ’em, eh?

Sony’s been hard at work with their buddies at Capitol One. The fruits of their labor? The PlayStation Credit card.

After your first purchase with the card, you get a $50 PlayStation Store code. Which is about enough for a new game, for basically free. Other purchases with the card also give you Playstation Rewards points (as detailed above), so soon you’ll be able to get all kinds of stuff from their rewards store.

Once you start racking up your Sony Rewards points (100 points is like $1 in Sony Rewards), the possibilities are endless! Redeem the points you earn for PlayStation games, consoles, downloadable content, subscription services, Sony electronics, movies, music, experiences and more.

You’ve probably never been more game to go completely broke. The question I have is: how far into debt will Chris-Chan find himself with a PlayStation credit card?

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Based out of Glendale California, Bryan is a GAMbIT’s resident gaming contributor. Specializing in PC and portable gaming, you can find Bryan on his 3DS playing Monster Hunter or at one of the various conventions throughout the state.

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