Sony has confirmed the PlayStation 3, Vita and PSP digital stores are closing this summer.
The gaming giant has revealed both the PS3 and PSP stores will shut on July 2, with the Vita store following on August 27.
As confirmed on the PlayStation website, you won't be able to buy digital content - including games, videos and in-game purchases - for the three platforms.
Meanwhile, wallet fund vouchers won't be redeemable, although these funds can still be used to buy PS4 and PS5 products.
Sony also noted that users will still be able to re-download and play games they have already bought, as well as video content and PlayStation Plus titles.
Specifically regarding the PSN wallet, the company said: "Your PSN wallet funds will remain in your PSN account, but you will only be able to use your wallet funds to purchase PS4 and PS5 products on PlayStation Store on the web, PlayStation App or on PS4 and PS5 consoles.
"If you are only active on a PS3, PS Vita or PSP device, don't use a PS4 or PS5 console, and don't plan on using one, you may request a refund of any funds left in your wallet.
"We recommend that if you plan to top up your wallet prior to the store closures, you only top up by the minimum amount required to buy the desired content. We will be updating this page with more details on how to request such a refund."
