Sony PSPgo gets price cut at Tesco… every little helps!

Planning on picking up a Sony PSPgo come 1 October? The race is on to undercut Sony’s mammoth RRP for the handheld gaming jukebox, and Tesco’s just taken the lead. Want to know how much it’s dropped it by? Read on and see for yourself.

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PSPgo vs iPhone: oh it’s on!

Sony’s PSPgo will take dead aim at the iPhone’s App Store by featuring games at comparably cheap prices. Read on for all the details.

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Nintendo DS outsells all consoles in June

Its place as housewives’ favourite has been assured for years. And the Nintendo DS and its cooler, newer sibling, the DSi, are continuing to make other consoles green with envy. See, Nintendo has just worked out that DS and DSi shifted more than all other consoles combined across the pond in June. Read on to see Nintendo’s official bragging statement.

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Non-game apps for PSP Go?

E3 might be over, but the PSP rumours haven’t stopped. Not by a long shot. The latest gossip from PSP land says that the next step for Sony’s PlayStation Network is to open up the handheld platform to “non-game apps”, which would put the console on a collision course with Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch, and go one up on Nintendo’s DSi Ware. …continue reading Non-game apps for PSP Go?

Sony PSP 2 actually PSP Go!?

Sony PSP 2 rumours are almost as pervasive on the web as, well, adult material. But it looks like we’ve been calling the little blighter the wrong name. Apparently the PSP Go! is set to be the true successor to Sony’s handheld console. …continue reading Sony PSP 2 actually PSP Go!?

Nintendo DSi sells 32 units a minute!

The Nintendo DSi went on sale last week, and what a sale it was! In fact it was the fourth biggest console launch in UK history, selling 92,000 of the little blighters in just 48 hours. That’s almost 2,000 units an hour. Or 32 units a minute. Or half a DSi a second. Although, why anyone would want half a Nintendo DSi is beyond us. …continue reading Nintendo DSi sells 32 units a minute!

Sony PSP-3000 gets a makeover

Okay, what we actually mean when we say the Sony PSP-3000 has had a “makeover” is that Sony has given the handheld console three new licks of paint: Mystic Silver, Pearl White and Radiant Red.

Okay, so they’re not quite up to the standards of the Carnival collection that we told you about last month, but hey, it’s better than just having the option of the standard black version, surely.

Of course what we really want is for Sony to give us a completely brand new handheld console to get to grips with. The Sony PSP-3000 was a revamped version of the original PSP, with Sony shoving in a microphone and an enhanced screen.

Oh well, we suppose we’ll just have to make do with this new trio of colourful consoles until Sony announces something new. And how much will these set you back? The normal price of 130 smackers. Can’t say fairer than that now.

(Via Sony PSP)

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Sony PSP 2 incoming with a touchscreen?

No matter how many times Sony denies it, the rumours about a new Sony PSP – like a nasty sexual infection – just won’t go away, which is why we’re starting to believe them. …continue reading Sony PSP 2 incoming with a touchscreen?

Sony PSP gets new clothes

Always thought your Sony PSP was about as sexy to look at as Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling? Well, actually we did think it was pretty sexy in its black clothing. But despite that, Sony has gone ahead and decided to introduce a new colourful range of clothes for its portable gaming machine, called Carnival Colours. …continue reading Sony PSP gets new clothes

Nintendo DSi launching worldwide?

DSi. Sounds like a glossy American TV crime drama with amazingly good-looking investigators and more spin-offs than a dodgy vinyl player. It’s actually the latest version of the Nintendo DS, currently only available in Japan, but according to the latest rumours it could soon be about to launch worldwide!

According to IGN, Nintendo is preparing to launch the DSi in the States for around $180. There’s no official word from Ninty, but that would make it around £125 in the UK, which is a more than believable price tag, given that the Japanese currently get it for about £100.

The DSi is essentially a maxed-up version of the Nintendo DS, packing in a souped-up screen, SD card slot and a built-in camera. Like we said, Nintendo is staying tight-lipped over the DSi’s release outside of Japan, but if reports are to be believed, we could be seeing it on these shores soon. Right, we’re off to watch some CSi episodes on Blu-ray. What? They’re extremely good-looking!

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