Showing posts with label Portable Gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portable Gaming. Show all posts

Thursday, April 30, 2009

PSP Go! The New UMD less PSP Coming This June


Rumours about the upcoming PSP may have come out earlier than Sony expected. According to 1UP, Sony will announce the new PSP called the PSP Go! (not PSP2 or PSP4000 as previously rumored) and will do away with UMD system. In place of UMDs, the PSP Go! will come in 8GB and 16GB models meaning downloadable games galore for everyone. The hardware redesign will include a d-pad, analog nub, and face buttons as part of a sliding unit sticking out below the screen (as seen in the mockup below). As for games, Sony is reportedly planning to have around 100 old and new games ready for launch time. Sadly those of you who were looking for a bit of dual-joystick action will be disappointed to note that no second analog stick will be added to the right-hand side. And no mention of touchscreen DSi like display either (I'm still hoping though, who knows). Word is Sony will make the PSP Go! official at E3 next month and will hit the Japanese market in September with a US launch in either late October or early November in time for a merry PSP Go! holiday.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Upcoming Games for Nintendo Wii and DSi Revealed



Heads up Nintendo fans! Here are some upcoming games lineup for Nintendo Wii and DS, as well as the upcoming DSi.

Rhythm Paradise” or music themed games will launch on 1 May for the DS, that uses the stylus to tap, flick or slide the touchscreen in time with a rhythm or cue.

Pokemon Platinum Version for the DS that offers wireless play for up to 20 players and is described as an “epic adventure” will be launched on May 22nd

Also due in May is “Punch-Out!!” for the Wii that promises Wii-motion ducking and weaving action for wannabe Wii pugilists

Other releases for the Wii include the “NEW PLAY CONTROL!” series that sees classic games reinvented to take advantage of Wii’s motion-sensing capabilities that will include Donkey Kong Jungle Beat.

Certainly looks like a cool line up of games and features for Nintendo enthusiasts to look forward to!

Meanwhile, here are some close up photos of the electric blue DSi circulating around. Check these out.