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Report: Sony PSP, NGP to get Music Unlimited

Facebook-Web-Design — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 14:41:39 +0000

Sony’s Music Unlimited service is on its way to the PlayStation Portable “in a matter of weeks” and also to the Next Generation Portable, a company exec tells Eurogamer.

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PSP Go Price Restored To $199 [Sony Gives Us A Few Days With $50 Off The Price Of The PSP Go Before Jacking It Back Up, Just A Sales Experiment Before The NGP Release?]

Facebook-Web-Design — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 20:12:35 +0000

Just a few days ago, news broke that Sony had set the official MSRP of the PSP Go down to just $149. That’s $50 off the previous $199 price and it seems like Sony was giving the controversial all-digital handheld a price cut before the Sony NGP, which is supposed to be out in Japan before the end of the year. Now, just as inexplicably as it came, the official price of the PSP Go has been set back up to $199.

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PSP Go Price Restored To $199 [Sony Gives Us A Few Days With $50 Off The Price Of The PSP Go Before Jacking It Back Up, Just A Sales Experiment Before The NGP Release?]

Facebook-Web-Design — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 20:12:31 +0000

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Sony Says NGP & PSP Will Coexist [Shuhei Yoshida Says The Release Of NGP Won't Spell Death For PSP]

Facebook-Web-Design — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 12:37:35 +0000

All eyes may be on the NGP at the moment, but that doesn’t mean the PSP is going anywhere after the NGP launches later this year. In a recent interview, Shuhei Yoshida, president of Sony Computer Entertaintment worldwide studios, outlined what the NGP’s release means for the PSP, and why he thinks the two can coexist in the same market.

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Sony NGP

Facebook-Web-Design — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 11:05:08 +0000

Voici la Sony NGP (Next Generation Portable), la nouvelle console de jeux portables PSP 2 dotée d’une surface tactile au dos en plus de l’écran OLED tactile de 5″, ainsi que d’un gyroscope avec accéléromètre identique au Playstation Move. Le tout sera disponible pour fin 2011.

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Nintendo 3DS eStore Coming On Day One Through Firmware Update [Nintendo 3DS Is Getting eStore At Launch, But Not In Original Firmware]

Facebook-Web-Design — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 17:13:42 +0000

Although rumors were flying that the Nintendo 3DS’ Internet browser and digital store, imaginatively titled eStore, a trademark I am frankly amazed Nintendo was able to get, wasn’t going to make it for the launch, it turns out they were false. Sort of. You see, the firmware coming with the initial units won’t have the eStore included, but it will be updated immediately after launch. Anyone who’s ever owned a PSP Go and went through the hour-long updates has just winced hard enough to make their shoulders hurt.

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PSP 2 Reveal Date Is 27th Of January, Tokyo Press Event Reveal Planned [PSP 2 To Be Announced At Tokyo Presser End Of January]

Facebook-Web-Design — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 17:18:50 +0000

There’s been no shortage of rumors regarding the PSP’s second coming, but there was certainly no word of any date associated with the thing until today. Still no release date, mind you, but we may have a release date on the release date, so there’s that to look forward to. According to MCV, anyway, who is reporting that Sony will spill the beans and assorted vegetables (are beans vegetables though, because ever since I got burned with tomatoes I just never know anymore?) at a Tokyo Press Event on the third to the third power of January.

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PlayStation phone to be out in 2010

Facebook-Web-Design — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 14:08:28 +0000

The rumors about PlayStation Phone are becoming stronger, with the appearance of this picture. Sony Ericsson is coming up with a model that would something between the PSP GO and the Samsung Captivate. It seems like the dives is coming out soon, and personally I would be waiting for it very much.

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PSP Go Rumoured To Receive Price Cut in the US, Pretty Much Nobody Cares [Rumour Has It Sony Will Drop the PSP Go's Price in US to Sounds of Crickets Snoring]

Facebook-Web-Design — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 22:16:50 +0000

A new low in the PSP Go’s race with itself to the bottom has been reached, as Joystiq has received a tip that the much maligned handheld’s price is taking a(nother if you live in the UK) dive. While the only surprising portion of this decision is how long it took for it to happen, the PSP Go’s sales figures that not even a mother would love make Sony’s move at worst moot and at best a stalling tactic.

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downloadtube – online video converter

Facebook-Web-Design — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 12:32:38 +0000

Download youtube Videos direct to PC, iPod, PSP, iPhone, Mobile etc.Convert videos to wmv,mp4,3gp,mov ect

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Sony Helping Developers Combat PSP Piracy [Sony Giving Code To Developers That Can Stall PSP Piracy By 60 Days]

Facebook-Web-Design — Sat, 22 May 2010 10:23:13 +0000

Sony’s Rob Dyer, one of the louder voice from Sony that has been speaking out against piracy on the PSP has been speaking out once again. He sat down with Gamasutra and chatted with them in depth on a number of issues. During the interview, he casually mentioned that Sony is giving engineering support to developers to prevent their PSP games from being pirated.

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Alleged PSP 2 Specs Leak [New Rumor Says That PSP 2 Will Have Cell Processor, Touchscreen, 3G Modem]

Facebook-Web-Design — Mon, 17 May 2010 22:41:24 +0000

A website is reporting from a video game industry contact that the rumored Sony PSP 2 won’t be unveiled at the upcoming E3 show, as earlier rumored, but will be coming later this year. In addition to that later date, we also learned some of it’s rumored specs, and if true, it’s quite the handheld.

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Miro Video Converter Easily Converts Video for Your Android, PSP, or Apple Device [Downloads]

Facebook-Web-Design — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 13:52:14 +0000

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Grand Theft Auto Drops on iPhone for $9.99

Facebook-Web-Design — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 04:27:47 +0000

Grand Theft Auto IV was the biggest game launch of all time (or it was until Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 hit the shelves, anyway), and now you can get an approximation of that GTA experience on your iPhone or iPod touch with Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars [iTunes link].

The game is a direct port from the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP, and throwback to the top-down perspective of the first two GTA games.

It’s especially notable that the game costs $9.99. That’s a little bit steep for an iPhone game, but it’s much cheaper than the game was on the DS or PSP, where it debuted at $34.99 and $39.99, respectively. The touchscreen controls work well and the level of graphical quality lands between that of the Nintendo DS and PSP versions.

The reception has been positive so far. As we’re writing this, the game has 40 ratings and an average of 4.5 stars. App Store user Puese gave it five stars and said: “The polish on this is over the top. We have come a long way from only having snake on your phone as a game.” However, marcosrdz gave it only one star, saying that it crashes a few seconds after displaying the terms of service screen. Some players say that it lacks a few minor features of the DS version — for example, pedestrian speech has been removed, presumably to reduce the size of the download.

Our experience with Chinatown Wars has been good, too; the game runs smoothly, and while the touchscreen controls aren’t quite as comfortable as those on the DS or PSP, they’re more than good enough.

Here’s a video of the game in motion courtesy of Touch Arcade.

Reviews: App Store, iPhone

Tags: apple, apple app store, grand theft auto chinatown wars, iphone, rockstar games, video games

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Sony Launches Digital Comics Service On PSP [Digital Comics Store On PSP Lets You Buy Comics, Open To Americans, British, Australia]

Facebook-Web-Design — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 03:37:26 +0000

Today, Sony launched their PSP Digital Comics Store for customers in the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The store will offer comics from Marvel and other comic book publishers.

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The PSP Dustballs Ads/Commercials

BlogPoster — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 21:38:40 +0000

Remember those PSP commercials with the funny Dustball characters? I came across one of these commercials on youtube, and started to look for more videos of these ads. Here are the ones that I found. The Dustball character are really funny, check them out.

01. Big Guns

02. Size Matters

03. Watching Carpet

04. Invasion

05. I love yooooooo

06. Talking to a duck

07. New PSP

If you find more of these commercials please post a link in the comments below, and I will add them to this post.

Also, let me know what you think of these commercials. I have heard people saying that these commercials suck, but I find them really funny. What do you think?

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Now Its Possibile To Synchronize Many Devices Simultaneously With SyncMate

BlogPoster — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 15:45:11 +0000

SyncMate is a sync tool for Mac OS X software, which allows syncing your Mac with a line of devices – Windows Mobile and Nokia S40 phones, other Macs, Google account and online storage. Since version 2.4 SyncMate also supports Mac to Windows PC, Mac to PSP and Mac to USB drive synchronization.

Now SyncMate provides you with the possibility to synchronize many devices simultaneously. You can sync your Mac with another Mac or PC, your Windows Mobile device, Nokia series 40 phone, PSP, USB Drive or your Google account. You can do that all at once and have an instant access to synchronized devices from the main toolbar.

SyncMate Free edition allows synchronizing Contacts and Calendar entries between your Mac and any device or account supported. Since version 2.4 you can sync these data between your Mac and Windows PC or PSP.

You can keep your address books organized at all your devices by just syncing them with friendly SyncMate.

Salient Features

SyncMate makes installing any applications to your PDA quick and simple (CAB).
Store your Contacts, Calendar and more (Expert Edition) online.
By synchronizing files at your Mac with other devices you will always have access to the most fresh and actual version of your data.
View, delete, create and send messages from your Mac with Expert edition. More features here.

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