The Sony X Series Walkman could be getting a paint job according to a recent Sony filing. Are more colours on the way? Read on for the info.
March, 2009
Games Developers Conference 09 is still in full swing, but that’s not the only thing going on today: there’s plenty of tech news breaking around the world, and we’ve got the best of it rounded up for you right here. Read on for the lunchtime lowdown!
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has already been confirmed by publisher Activision. Now we can put a street date on the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 shooter and add a few snippets of video footage and game info to our list of reasons to get excited about the game, sequel to one of the greatest FPSs of the current console generation.
The Nintendo DSi is poised to crush the iPhone. Nintendo just unveiled DSi Ware, a new games download service for its handheld games box, putting it on par with the iPhone and iPod touch’s App Store, and turning the might of Nintendo’s back catalogue in the direction of Apple’s fledgling system. Should Apple be scared? Too right it should.
Twitter is close to charging companies to use the micro blogging service, according to new reports. Read on to find out how Twitter plans to finally cash in on the craze it started.
Fallout 3 owners, it’s time to quit your bellyaching. Bethesda has fixed the game-killing issues that were ruining The Pitt DLC. It seems that the reason for Fallout 3 The Pitt DLC suffering so many hideous glitches was because of small mix up with the upload button. Yes, really.
A working version is now available on Xbox LIVE and you can re-download it and get back to your fully operational futuristic dystopian Pittsburgh.
UPDATE: Can DSi Ware help the DSi take on the iPhone as a gaming device? Read on to find out in our feature.
The Nintendo DSi Ware service to download games onto the Nintendo DSi will be live from launch in North America, Ninty’s let slip. Will it be coming to the UK too? Read on to find out.