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Would You Want To Buy Spare Parts For Your PlayStation 4?

If you're a technophile, or you simply want to have more customization options for your game system, you'd appreciate this.

The service isn't available in Western territories just yet but maybe if there's enough demand for it…

According to DualShockers , Sony has started selling individual PlayStation 4 parts to domestic gamers. You can't really build a PS4 from scratch, but you can grab spare parts if you wish. For instance, there's an HDD bay bracket, HDD bay cover, screw set and power cord. We don't know if this service will make its way to North America or Europe, but it might be a possibility.

For the record, there's a similar program in place for the PS3 in Japan. The question is, would you want to this option? I bet some core gamers would.

PlayStation 4 Officially Debuts In Japan

The PlayStation 4's global lead is about to get significantly larger.

Sony's next-generation console has officially debuted in Japan, the 49th region of the world to receive the new system. It seems really strange that it came to Sony's home country so late but hey, it's out now.

The PS4 goes for 41,979 yen (about $410) and early reports are that consumers are flocking to stores to nab their unit. As of February 8, Sony announced that 5.3 million PS4 consoles had been sold around the world, and you can expect that number to rise quite a bit over the next few weeks. The PlayStation brand has always been very popular in Japan, especially when compared to the direct competition. Microsoft has tried to push Xbox but it just never seems to work out.

Midnight launches were going on all over the place, so the excitement level is at a fever pitch right now. Can't wait to see how the PS4 performs!