Archive for June, 2009
Aside: Sony discusses new PlayStation Motion Controller detail
Sony has discussed new PlayStation Motion Controller details with developers.
Aside: Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars coming to PSP
Rockstar have just announced that the previously Nintendo DS-exclusive Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is coming to the PSP.
PSPgo – the good, the bad and the ordinary
Sony has announced the PSPgo. It’s the most significant revision since the platform’s launch in 2004, but for me, it’s a long way from perfect. Find out why inside.
Tekken 6 wireless fight sticks incoming
Namco Bandi are bringing official wireless HORI arcade sticks to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in time for Tekken 6’s long overdue release.
Ed Boon Tweet reveals original Mortal Kombat Goro model
Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon (@noobde) just Tweeted an image which will knock your socks off if you spent any time in arcades as a kid. Below is the original Goro model photographed for the first Mortal Kombat’s stop motion animation. Ridiculously cool, right? While the characters from the first Mortal Kombat were actually actors in […]
PSPgo battery equal to PSP 3000’s, UMD-to-digital solution on the way
News on the PSPgo’s battery, UMD-to-digital solution and a potential PSP application section in the PlayStation Store.
Aside: US Silver Xbox Live members offered one month of Gold for a dollar
Joystiq is reporting that US Silver Xbox Live members are being offered one month of Gold membership for one dollar.
Now Playing: MotorStorm: Pacific Rift
I’m arriving pretty late to the MotorStorm: Pacific Rift festival. As much as I was looking forward to the high profile sequel, I never got around to picking it up. Half price during EB Games’ half yearly sale was too hard to resist, so last night I tore the plastic off and tucked in.
TweetDeck comes to iPhone, best Twitter app yet
This is less of a post and more of a public service announcement – the TweetDeck application for iPhone has just been released. If you use Twitter, this is a must-download.
Facebook’s user name roll-out
In the weeks leading up to last weekend’s user name roll-out, Facebook employees, partners and other close affiliates were given the opportunity to register early. To my mind, there’s a problem with this. Click through for the full post.
