Jan
30th
Sony has launched their Skype service for PSP today on January 30, 2008.
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Jan
16th
Atari declared today that they are bringing the Dragon Ball series to next-gen consoles with Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit. The line is currently in development and present dimension online battles, next-gen graphics and is scheduled for a 2008 reach.
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Jan
11th
Sony launches newborn understanding PS3 bundle
Console and digit payment games to retail for £349.99
Sony Computer Entertainment aggregation has declared a newborn clump substance for consumers that module wager PlayStation 3 retail for £349.99 with digit first-party titles.
The deal, dubbed ‘Pick N Mix’ by the papers holder, module begin at retail incoming Friday, Jan 18th and module separate ‘until boost notice’.
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Jan
10th
The high citadel of safe for the 20GB and 60GB PlayStation 3s is nearing its last as Sony Computer Entertainment Japan declared that it shipped its high lot this month. Instead, Sony will concentrate on the 40GB example in Japan and will “vigorously raise the enlargement of the PS3 program. ” Of way, this doesn’t do equally more surprise as Sony has stoped both models in North America and Europe, and it but makes sensation since the 40GB is presently the good lot money can get when it comes to the PlayStation 3.
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Jan
9th
We’ve seen keyboards for the PSP before, but now it appears that Sony is crafting their own first-party peripheral for those tired of the excruciating phone pad text entry. Gamespot reports that a design hasn’t been settled on (the image to the right is a dirty fake), but that the add-on would arrive in the middle of 2009 … just four short years after the system’s release.
In that same timely spirit, we’d like to humbly request a rubber cover to make the Nintendo 64’s analog stick less hard on Mario Party-playing palms and an HDMI port for our Intellivision. Ah well, at least your grandchildren won’t have to suffer the same text-entry indignities as yourself.
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Jan
9th
The latest company to possibly jump on the Blu-ray bandwagon is none other than Microsoft itself, the backers of the rival HD-DVD format.
According to BetaNews, Albert Penello, director for global marketing at Microsoft, revealed that while his company will continue to back the HD-DVD for the 360, that because of the external drive capability of the Xbox, that it would be also possible to ship a Blu-ray drive for the game machine if HD-DVD didn’t survive the battle against Blu-ray.
However, Penello also stated that the numbers don’t really add up as far as which next gen DVD format is leading. While more movie studios are jumping ship to Blu-ray, he noted that consumers are still choosing the HD-DVD format over the Sony format.
“Consumers are choosing HD DVD, but Hollywood isn’t listening. While HD DVD has been trying to sell the format to consumers, Sony has focused on selling the Blu-ray brand and company.”
But in spite of the huge blow to HD-DVD with the recent announcement of Warner going over to the other camp, Penello stated firmly that the Microsoft backed format would not be going away.
“Until Toshiba goes out of business, this war is not over.”
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