LittleBigPlanet; I loved it, I cherished it, I idolized it, but with LBP2 I had my reservations — that is until I saw its imense amount of beta footage, which at that point I made a 180, and my anticipation reached fever pitch. So now that it’s finally been released how does it stack up against my now high expectations? — Our review after the break!
As of late, Sony Ericsson’s mobile offerings haven’t exactly embraced the highest rung of the ladder, a feat that was continually achieved with several of their feature phones. In fact, we recently dove into the mobile company’s past, present, and subsequent future. But now, one of the devices we talked about — the PlayStation Phone — has finally managed to hop across the pond for a full early access, no strings attached, jubilant preview thanks to the folks of Engadget. — More after the break!
The PSP2 — a.k.a. the NGP — has been unveiled and boy was there a lot of information to take in.
However, for all the specs and hardware changes given to this new PSP model, let us not forget about how it’ll all come together. There are a lot of moving parts here, and we’re still nearly a year away from its release. So for now, let’s enjoy this irrelevant pre-release trailer.
With the PSP Go being nothing short of a gaming flop, PlayStation fanboys have been eagerly awaiting the true successor to Sony’s handheld gaming platform. Well the wait is nearly over as the PSP2, or codename “NGP - Next Generation Portable”, has just been announced and with it a ton of information; including news that the UMD format will be discontinued. — Details after the break!
Sony Ericsson has long held the title of ‘King of the Feature Phones’ — in fact, the company released stellar, after stellar, after stellar handsets — until one day they adopted the trend setting smartphone moniker. And low and behold, no more stellar handsets. But now, Sony Ericsson’s apparently looking at proper development of Windows Phone 7 according to a recent DigiTimes report. — More after the break!
Sony’s restraining orders and lawsuits have clearly not been enough to stop people from breaking into their system, releasing vital information, and making them lose potentially millions of dollars in pirated goods. However, there are sources close to the company that say they’re ready to implement a new anti-piracy system that’s been in the talks for years. — Details after the break!
Videos keep coming from China that the Playstation Phone does indeed exist, however Sony refuses to acknowledge it and announce the darn thing already.
Why all the suspense?
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