Hacking problems aside, Sony is gearing up in the next-gen handheld gaming device race with the introduction of the PSVita, known previously as the Playstation Portable 2. The gadget comes with six-axis motion sensors, dual analog controllers with thumbsticks, front- and rear-facing cameras, an OLED touchscreen, and a touchpad at the back.
Sony has also displayed a number of game titles, including Uncharted: Golde… Read More » 

Console gaming is becoming more and more advanced, not to mention more exciting as console game makers like Sony tries to develop new ways to enhance the gaming experience. This might also be needed in order to keep their new PlayStation consoles in demand from gamers. And this time, Sony is not just focusing on its consoles to keep the interest up. Sony has also recently introduced the new PlayStation 3D Display…. Read More » 

Sony’s PlayStation Plus subscribers are now allowed to save their games online. This new service comes after players download the v3.60 of the PS3 firmware, which is expected to be released today, March 10.
Members are allowed to save up to 150MB of PlayStation 3 game progress data, or up to 1000 data files per account, in Sony’s make.believe cloud. Although the storage may sound too small, it is cert… Read More » 

As Sony Computer Entertainment unveils its Next Generation Portable (NGP), the second generation of PlayStation Portable, its chairman Kaz Hirai admitted that its price will not be on the exorbitant side.
In an interview published in PC World, Hirai did not specifically stated how much the NGP will cost, but he did admit that the handheld gaming device was built with its price tag in mind.
Sony has had a history of… Read More » 

Sony has just unveiled what has been called the PlayStation Portable 2 (let’s pretend the PSP Go never existed) with a new handheld video game console. Officially called the “Next Generation Portable,” the device will appear like the original PlayStation Portable–although a bit bulkier–and will feature a 5-inch OLED touchscreen. It will also have a touch pad at the back, dual micro a… Read More » 

Sony Japan has unveiled a new bundle for the PlayStation Portable, calling it “PSP Value Pack For Girls.” If the pink-colored package, from the pinkness of the PSP unit to the cutie pink accessories, does not scream “for girls,” I don’t know what will.
Although there is not much difference on the PSP apart from the color change, but at least they throw in a limited-edition ribbon earp… Read More » 

Arguably one of the most popular apps of 2010 is “Angry Birds.” If you do not have an iPhone to play it, too bad, but at least a new version of the game is available on the PlayStation Network. Users can download the “PlayStation Mini” version of Angry Birds, which is playable on both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable.
Although players can enjoy the game in HD resolution and on a bigg… Read More » 

Sony updates its Bluetooth headset with a more elegant design. The latest model now features dual microphones, USB pairing, in-game status indicator, a charge cradle that also works as a desktop microphone, and a big mute button (just in case you need to curse your teammate 2,000 miles from you without them hearing it). It also becomes smaller and even glossier, yet still costs US$49.99.
Expect the Sony Bluetooth… Read More » 

Sony PlayStation Portable is also going venturing to the augmented reality gaming world, much like what Nintendo DSi did, with a new game called EyePet. However, since the PSP does not have any cameras, the game will provide one for you as it comes bundles with every EyePet UMD.
The object of the game is to raise your very own virtual pet. Players learn to nurture, personalize, and interact with the EyePet wherev… Read More » 

Days ago, Engadget reveal a set of photos about what they claim is an upcoming device called the PlayStation Phone. Reactions vary from excitement to doubt to outright cries of “fake!” Engadget, however, insists that it is the real deal, tracing back to its first report about the device in August.
According to their sources, the handheld device is codenamed “Zeus” and is said to be running… Read More » 

Because PlayStation 3 comes up with a Move motion controller, expect a bombardment of attachments just like what happened to the Wii. One of the first to surface is this shooting attachment from Sony that simulates handling a gun. Even the trigger button makes the user feeling pulling an actual gun trigger. It enables players to hold their arms straight more naturally, compared to merely pointing up at the scree… Read More » 

Just in time for the introduction of the white PS3 Slim in Japan, a matching “Classic White” DualShock 3 controller is now available for preorder in the United States. We find that weird because while the controller can be purchased in the US, the white-colored 160GB gaming system is only available in the Land of the Rising Sun. But who knows? Maybe Sony has a surprise up its sleeve once the preorder… Read More » 

The new slimmed-down version of PlayStation 3 will come in a bunch of variations. First, we have the Movie Bundle features a 320GB model with a PlayStation Eye, Move motion controller, and a Move-compatible game all for US$399.
If you find that too pricey, there is a cheaper alternative. There is a 160GB unit that you can buy for only $300. Expect these packages to arrive at an authorized retail store near you s… Read More » 

It is inevitable that accessories that are compatible to the Wii-like PS Move will crop up, just like these Ultimate Boxing Gloves from CTA. Unlike similar boxing accessories for the Wii, these padded and lightweight gloves provide users with a “fist-clenching ability” as well as compatibility with upcoming PS Move boxing titles, including “The Fight: Lights Out.”
Because Move has more acc… Read More »