Good news for those of you who have been waiting for Sony's PlayStation Vue cloud-based TV service to arrive in your area.

Sony this week expanded the service, which first launched a year ago, to 203 additional markets, so it now covers "the entire U.S." The company is also debuting a trio of "slim" plans for these new markets priced at $29.99, $34.99, or $44.99 per month, offering more than 55, 70, or 100 channels, respectively, including AMC, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network, Disney, and ESPN.

"Since launching a year ago, our priority with PlayStation Vue has been to secure the best TV content for our audience and make it available to consumers nationwide; today, we're delivering on that promise," Eric Lempel, Head of Sony's PlayStation Network Americas, said in a statement. "PlayStation Vue has been an ambitious project from the start, and national expansion demonstrates our ability to innovate in an industry that's overdue for a reinvented experience."

Somewhat confusingly, the new slim plans are only available in the newly launched markets, and will offer all the same live cable channels as the standard PS Vue plans available in previously launched cities (New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, San Francisco, and Miami). The difference is that, when you sign up for a slim plan you'll only be able to watch content from ABC, Fox, and NBC on-demand, but Sony said it should usually be available within 24 hours after it airs live.

Sony also plans to add CBS live and on-demand programming in select markets "at a later date." The company is also working to add local broadcast stations. Head here to find out which plans are available in your city.

PS Vue offers features like the ability to simultaneously stream content across different devices and a cloud DVR, which lets you record "hundreds of shows at once and store thousands of hours of content."