Sony has never been one to mince words when it comes to Nintendo, and it looks like the company’s newly announced Nintendo 3DS is no exception. Speaking with IGN, SCEA Director of Hardware and Marketing John Koller confirmed that Sony’s “focus on 3D right now is on the console,” and added that “the amount of interest in 3D from the retail side and game publishers…  Read More →

There’s not much to go on here, but according to alleged sources of Gamervision , Sony’s planning a relaunch of sorts for the PSP Go . The oft-maligned portable hasn’t exactly taken the world by storm — and with its lack of an UMD drive, despite the company’s continued support of the format, that arguably wasn’t the point of its existence, anyway. An apparent marketing blitz is in the cards (unsurprising),... 

You know how we love a good knockoff at Engadget. Well, the PXP 2000 isn’t the greatest KIRF we’ve ever seen — especially considering that it’s a “PSP Go” that plays NES games (and pretty badly at that). It is, however, one of the most caring and detailed unboxings we’ve seen in a really long time. In the nearly 15-minute video (which we’ve included after the break), the young gentleman host proves... 

The PSPgo may be Sony’s attempt at an all-digital, completely under its control gaming platform, but that hasn’t stopped someone from managing to hack the device. As with every other PSP that has been released the PSPgo is clearly not immune to a few exploits allowing unofficial software to run. As the above video shows, someone  Read More →

You could also say it’s just the square root of 39,996, or maybe the circumference of a circle that’s 63.66 units in diameter, but that’s just plain silly. Alternatively, you could just save $30 and buy the chunkier model that still plays UMDs. [Via Joystiq ] Filed under: Gaming PSP Go is $200 at Fry’s this weekend… err, ‘$249.99 before $50 savings’ originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 17 Oct 2009...