The Digital Comics Reader added to the Playstation network for PSP systems officially launches today. The application, located under the Extras icon on the XMB, will allow users to choose from hundreds of titles, some of which are free, from Marvel, Disney, and IDW Publishing. The Digital Comics Reader is also accessible via MediaGo on […]
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Sony announced that on the October 1st release of the PSPgo there will be 16,000 pieces of digital content available on the PS Store, including 225 games, a combination of full PSP titles, PSN exclusives, UMD legacy titles and Minis. Some titles include Gran Turismo, Soulcaliber: Broken Destiny, and God of War: Chains of Olympus.
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The Dutch aren’t the only ones saying “no thanks” to the PSP Go. EB Games in Australia is also politely declining to sell it in their stores. Calls to stores in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra by Kotaku staff revealed that none of the EB Games stores will be stocking the PSP Go. Visits to the
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The PSP Go will be hitting shelves all over the world on October 1st, except at major Dutch retailer Nedgame. They have told Eurogamer that they will not be stocking and selling the PSP Go. But why? Nedgame pointed out there is little incentive for them to sell it, since there are no physical games
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Rumors once again have come alive surrounding the topic of the possibility of a PlayStation phone. With Apple’s iPhone 3G making mobile gaming even easier, news from Japan says Sony will open a new department exploring a “cell phone-game gear hybrid”. Seven of the top 10 apps in Apple’s Appstore are games and developers are
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Though the PSPgo is facing controversy pending its October 1st release next week, many are applauding Sony’s efforts for an environmentally friendly gaming device. The PSPgo is the smallest PSP to date, and will fit easily in one’s pocket. Its slide open design allows for more user friendly gaming with its controls on the bottom
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