Azurite Blue PlayStation 3 Coming To North America

By Alex Osborn

During the 2013 GameStop Conference, the company announced that the Azurite Blue model of the PlayStation 3 super slim will be available in North America starting October 8th.

 

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This sleek new color will be exclusive to the mega video game retailer. The console comes with a 250GB hard drive and will retail for $249.99. Pre-orders open up tomorrow and will be available in limited quantities, so if you want one, I suggest you act sooner rather than later.

What color of the PlayStation 3 do you like the best? Are you a standard black kind of guy/gal like myself? Sound off in the comments below and let us know.

[Via IGN]

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