Sony has unveiled a new plan to bring PSP titles to the PS3 in new and improved versions. The PlayStation Portable Remaster Series will feature PS3 versions of PSP games with new content, HD graphics, control pad support and 3D enhancements. Read on for full details on Sony’s recycling efforts…
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One could argue that Samsung has already entered the portable gaming console arena based on the millions of Galaxy S smartphones currently in the hands of Android users around the globe. In this concept design, created by Joseph Dumary, we take a look at what the PSP would be if left in the hands of Korean manufacturer.
Sony PlayStation boss Jack Tretton came out swinging over the weekend in an interview with Fortune, taking aim at the Nintendo 3DS. As you might expect he bigged up Sony’s strengths and skimmed over its weaknesses. While we wait for the Sony NGP to arrive, Tretton took on the Nintendo 3DS…
Call Rebecca Black, it’s Friday. Time to kick off your morning with a daily dose of tech news, better known as the US Update. Sweeping this morning’s headlines is news from Epic’s VP Mark Rein who confirmed the Unreal Engine is coming to Android, say hello to Infinity Blade. We hop on over to the latest sales data for portable gaming consoles in Japan where the PSP reigns supreme. We take a look at a bug giving Windows Phone 7 handsets 16-bit graphics and more.
The Sony NGP could face a serious delay and fail to hit its global launch date later this year. That news comes not from some whispering busybody but Sony Computer Entertainment of America president Jack Tretton.
He told Bloomberg that the Sony NGP may arrive in just one region this year rather than Asia, Europe and the US simultaneously. The issue is the result of disruption following the March 11 Japanese earthquake.
The weekend has arrived. Got any plans? Well, don’t rush out just yet – not while there’s lots to catch up on. Read on for a smattering of the best tech stories you might have missed this week in our weekly news roundup stuffed to the brim with exciting tech and gaming headlines.
It was only yesterday we brought you news that the PSP sold almost as many as the 3DS in Japan last week, but Nintendo has just announced its official first weekend sales figures for its 3D handheld. And the bad news? They’ve fallen short of expectations.
The Sony NGP is getting some love from Sony’s Music Unlimited, its streaming subscription music service. The feature is also headed to the current PlayStation Portable and the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play.
Eurogamer got the confirmation from Sony Network Entertainment VP Shawn Layden who said the Music Unlimited service will available for UK PSP owners “in a matter of weeks” with the Xperia Play and NGP getting it later this year. Good news. Now we just need a firm release date for the Sony NGP to work with…