GameBone iPhone Gamepad Accessory
March 20, 2010
If you think that your iPhone needs a little something additional in order to challenge Sony’s PSP, or Nintendo’s DS, the Gamebone gamepad accessory for the iPhone might be just the thing. It does seem to turn your iPhone to something resembling a PSP, so that’s probably good news, considering that the PSP looks quite good. Aside from the gamepad, the Gamebone actually goes the additional mile by offering an additional 2000mAh battery on board for additional gaming hours, built-in stereo speakers, omni-directional mic, and a (probably unnecessary) 3.5mm headphone jack. There isn’t any official pricing mentioned, but the Gamebone is apparently scheduled to be launched in Q4 of 2010.
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Sony Announces The Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker PSP Entertainment Pack
March 17, 2010
Metal Gear Solid fans have something to rejoice about, as Sony has just announced the Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker PSP Entertainment Pack, which will be going for $199.99. It will be available from June 8 to coincide with the launch of the standalone game, allowing you to enjoy the Metal Gear Solid series on your spiffy new Spirited Green PSP-3000. that pack will include:
- A Spirited Green PSP-3000 unit
- Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker game on UMD
- PlayStation Network downloadable voucher for special in-game subject matter, which can be unlocked at the beginning of the game
- PlayStation Network downloadable movie voucher for US residents
- 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo
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Astro A30 Cross Gaming Headset
March 16, 2010
The Astro A30 is labeled a cross gaming headset, so it shouldn’t have any problems working with your computer, iPhone, PSP and other gaming devices. That certainly seems like something most headsets could do to be honest, particularly since most devices sport 3.5mm headphone jacks, and they don’t cost $150. But whether you’re into good quality audio, thereupon it’s certainly worth it to check out the Astro A30. The A30 additionally features interchangeable Speaker Tags, allowing you to create a strange look for your team/clan/guild, or even for just yourself. Do you think you’re willing to shell out the $150 premium for one of these?
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Universal Gadget Wrist Charger
March 15, 2010
The Universal Gadget Wrist Charger is different from other chargers since it is a whole lot more portable thanks to its design factor, it plus allows you to enjoy your portable gaming console like the Sony PSP or Nintendo DSi without being tethered to a ability outlet. After all, it hooks up to said devices via a cable, and since both of your hands are already holding the console, you can continue playing without lost a beat. $34.99 is pretty fair considering the convenience that that thing offers.
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Mod: Turn Your PSP Into A VU Meter
March 7, 2010
If you think your PSP is just another boring device, you might want to check out a video of that mod that turns a PSP into a VU Meter. While there probably isn’t much practical use to that mod, it’s certainly something to spruce up your PSP, and distinguish it from the rest of the pack, not to mention something that will help you kill a lot of spare instance. Do you have any cool PSP mods that you’ve come up with? Let us know via the comments section. Video after the jump.
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PSP Tablet Rumor Surfaces?
March 4, 2010
Could Sony be gearing up a PlayStation tablet of sorts to take on the challenge of Apple’s soon-to-be-released iPad? There isn’t any official evidence of the existence (or even plans) of such a device, the folks by at the Wall Street Journal hint that the Japanese electronics giant is busy coming up with a portable device that might blur the lines within netbooks, eBook readers, and the PSP. Based on that description, it certainly sounds like some sort of tablet or gaming device. Aside from that, there are additionally whispers of a smartphone that can download and play PlayStation games - PSP phone perhaps?
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Shanzai players to roll out PSP Phone clone
February 23, 2010
Interesting - there is no official PSP phone in the market just yet, althogh hardware manufacturers from clone colony Shanzai are already getting ready to release a PSP phone knockoff in the near future without releasing any specifications. that is really awkward, don't you think? After all, there must be an original which you base your design on, or will the hardware players decide to start with the PSP-3000 or PSP Go? We are extremely interested to see what the final product will look like, and will it propose what the actual PSP phone (if it ever sees the light of day) be?
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