PS3 and Xbox 360 getting price cuts?

The Sony PS3 is to sell through its current stock of 80GB and 160GB units by this autumn, with both a price cut for the console and a revamp as the PS3 Slim arriving then, according to a normally accurate games industry “mole” based in the US. …continue reading PS3 and Xbox 360 getting price cuts?

Sony PSP Go to get non-gaming apps

The Sony PSP Go – the UMD-less, slide-out revamp of the handheld console – is to get “non-gaming applications” Sony has officially confirmed. …continue reading Sony PSP Go to get non-gaming apps

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?

PSP hacking means no portable Trophies

Thought PSP hacking was only a problem for Sony? Think again. PSP hacking is actually robbing you of features on your handheld. Sony’s Director of PlayStation Network Operations, Eric Lempel revealed that security is one of the main reasons you’re “not going to see Trophies on the PSP.” Confused? Read on to find out why. …continue reading PSP hacking means no portable Trophies

Sony PSP Go leaks out

The Sony PSP Go, Sony’s next PSP handheld games box, has just been leaked ahead of E3 this week. It looks like that whistleblower on the inside was spot on the mark: read to find out all the specs for Sony’s spectacular slide-out! …continue reading Sony PSP Go leaks out