The PlayStation Move is on Sale at GameStop, and its buy one get one free on the following games: – PlayStation Move Heroes – The Shoot – Start the Party – Sports Champions – TV Superstars – High Velocity Bowling – Kung Fu Riders The controller is buy one get one at 50% off, so that is a deal within itself there. So if you haven’t gotten into the Move, now is the time. If you have, now is the time to get a few games.

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Playstation Move Sale!

Two new commercials are going to be hitting the streets to promote the PlayStation Move sharp shooter in some good old Killzone 3 action. As always the commercials have a good amount of humor in them and damn does Killzone 3 look good!

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It Only Does Sharp Shooting

If you were anything like me, when portal hit the PS3 with Team Fortress 2, and the Half Life collection packaged in a perfect match up called the Orange Box, you went out and got it right away and first thing you did was tear into Portal with a fervor like a hungry man tears into a steak. After completing Portal I felt incomplete….alone, well no more, we learned last year at E3 that we would be getting a juicy sequel to the critically acclaimed title from Valve software. With Portal 2 set to launch in April of this year loaded with features, today we learn about another juicy feature to the most anticipated game of 2011, Deploying surprise in…3…2…1…Move support! Yes that’s right, Portal 2 will feature “full move support” according to Valve. Valve’s own Chet Faliszek spoke of the feature VIA the German PlayStation blog and claimed it was “compensation for PS3 users not getting a Left 4 Dead release” (I think Valve is starting to see the light and are regretting not giving the PS3 the attention it deserves) Other goodies that came with this update include PS3-Exclusive cloud saves, and a free code for a PC version of portal 2, also PS3 players will enjoy cross platform gaming with PC players through Steam, it just keeps getting better and better, April can’t come soon enough!! Via Eurogamer

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Portal 2 to Get Move Support!

Modern Combat was released on the PSN with quite the following of praise. Sadly as is the case with many titles it quickly fell victim to hackers. See the video below: Patch details after the jump. Gameloft is not only aware of the issue but have released a full update list of an upcoming patch that will fix these issues. Heres what you can expect: * Anti-Hacking protection * Invisible collision amendments to some maps. * Respawn: prevent face-to-face respawns. * Default time for a game in objective mode set to 3 minutes. * Modification of the range of the knife (distance and angle). * Possibility to change the range of the ping display. * Money accumulates from $2400 instead of $0 in all modes featuring respawn. * Quick fix of ‘death on respawn’ problems caused by connection issues. * Adjusting of controls sensitivity. Hopefully those who purchased the title wont be so quick to drop their support for gameloft and will give the patch a chance. Via thesixthaxis

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Modern Combat Domination Patch Inbound

As you may know, Microsoft’s Kinect device has been getting all sorts of development on the PC, making some rather cool uses for the technology (although not officially supported). As for the Move, not so much. That is, until GDC (which takes place from February 28th – March 4th). Sony’s John McCutchan, the Developer Support lead for SCEA, will be hosting a panel entitled “Update on PlayStation Move Development”. Here is the description of the event (from GDC’s website ): This talk will bring developers up to speed on developing for the PlayStation Move controller. We will cover developing for the new PlayStation Move Sharp Shooter accessory. We will discuss the new Move Server project that will make it possible for academics and hobbyists to develop software using the PlayStation Move controller on their own PCs. No other word has been made regarding this, but it would be pretty cool to see some of the stuff hobbyists and other developers will use the Move system for. This is the first time I’ve heard of the Move Server project myself. GDC (Game Developers Conference) is the next big gaming event of the year. Source

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Sony to Bring Move to PC with the Move Server Project

Thesixthaxis  is reporting that gamers will be able to complete the single player portion of thatgamestudio’s Journey in roughly 3 hours. Other critically acclaimed titles for the studio, i.e Flower, were also on the short side but made up for it in replay value. Journey will also include multiplayer which will increase the title’s longevity. Look for it to release sometime this year.

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Beat Journey In 3 Hours

Move Attachment A new Move attachment is due out with the upcoming Killzone 3, in February simple called sharp shooter.  This attachment will be a new gun that houses both move controller, and the navigation controller.   It has supposedly been designed for both comfort and precision, with an adjustable stock, digital trigger, easy to reach buttons, and easy access to the navigation controller.  The gun will have different firing modes a pump-action mode and a reload button, to help with different ways to play games.  It will retail at $39.99, which for me seems pretty steep for an attachment.  Wonder with these different attachments, and more FPS using the Move, will more people put down the controller and pick up the gun. Dualshock In addition to a Move attachment we will also be getting a new Dualshock 3 controller color called “Jungle Green”.  It will be green on top and underneath the controller will still be black, as seen in the picture.  Have to say I am not a big fan of the color green but this controller certainly looks better than my standard black ones.  This will also be coming out in February with Killzone 3, retailing at $54.99.  Still can’t believe the price on the controller have not went down, oh well what can we do.  Hopefully they will do some kind of bundle with either the controller or the sharp shooter attachment. Looking like the start of next year is going to be pretty big with LBP2, KZ3, etc…  I’m certainly looking forward to it,  better start saving.

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New Move Sharp Shooter Attachment and Dualshock 3 Color

PS3Blog.net got invited by Seed Studios for preview of upcoming PSN title Under Siege, a RTS available only on PS3 via the PS Store and is scheduled for release before Christmas this year. What makes Under Siege different from other RTS games is that it has been designed for the casual as well as the hardcore gamer. This is through some interesting design decisions and implementation of the Move controller as well as its plot. Under Siege is a RTS that focuses on a band of characters (there is an accompanying comic detailing their story) rather than whole armies in fact its more like an adventure game seen from the sky. There is no resource collecting and after you start the mission there are no changes to your units until you finish the mission. You earn coins during missions that can be used to level up and buy new units at the start of each mission during the preparation phase. It makes it that much easier to drop in and play with minimal downtime starting up a match, you simply select what you want and then proceed through the mission. There is a sense of progression throughout the game not just provided by the ongoing story but also by your characters carrying over XP from each mission so there is a real sense of loss when one of your high level soldiers dies. Each type of soldier also has their own special ability such as Soldiers taunting to distract the enemy from your weaker troops or Archers who can heal. The controls make the most of the Dual Shock with holding down X creating a larger circle until you release so you can decide how many troops to select (a neat feature seen before in Xbox’s Halo Wars). The dual sticks are made the most of with the left used to move the cursor about and the right to rotate the screen, d-pad shortcuts can also be assigned to specific troops for quick selection of certain units – having these customisable really helps you to feel in control. Move was implemented into Under Siege from its creation with Sony offering Seed a prototype after its unveiling at E3 in 2009, it works in the same fashion as a mouse. Using the Move as a cursor you can quickly move across the screen and when the cursor hits the edge of the screen it moves across the map while twisting the controller rotates the viewing angle. Its intuitive but i found it too fiddly to be a better choice than the Dual Shock which i had more confidence in for when i needed to make quick movements in the heat of battle. I think this may be down to personal preference though as I have yet to try a game that offers both joypad and motion control where I have preferred to not use a pad. Under Siege also supports multiplayer, as is the norm, via online and splitscreen as well as playing other user’s created maps – more on that later. There are a variety of multiplayer modes from Capture the Flag to Deathmatch, Survival plus more yet to be announced. Coop modes are also available and all multiplayer types support up to 4 people in all variations so you could even make a game of 3v1 or all 4 against A.I. Unfortunately I was unable to try out multiplayer as it wasn’t available at the event but I was assured it was fully functioning and could see it working well. I did however get to try the creator mode which was probably the most promising aspect of Under Siege that was shown. Much like LittleBigPlanet all the levels in the campaign mode were made using the same tools as the creation mode allowing budding designers to create levels of equal if not higher quality. Whole new game modes, stories with cut scenes and full campaigns with sequential levels can be created. As US uses the same deferred rendering engine as Killzone resulting in fantastic lighting effects that can add real character to a level. It’s a very online orientated game similar to LittleBigPlanet or GT5 with online menus displaying what your friends are up to and keeping you informed all the time. It’s also one of the few download only titles to feature a Platinum trophy, Filipe Pina Producer of Under Siege, assured me there would be no impossible trophies and that hunting them all down shouldn’t prove to be a chore.  Technically its impressive running at 1080p with only some slight v-sync issues, the aforementioned deferred rendering engine helps the game look great and there is considerable detail despite the wide top-down view. Under Siege will be released  on PSN only before Xmas priced $19.99/14.99€ /£11.99, look out for our review soon to see if Under Siege can deliver on the promising battle plans they have laid down.

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Under Siege Hands On

A week ago I got my grubby hands on The Fight: Lights Out (regards to Trev & Tosh for hooking me up with a promo copy). With me being heavily into sports and somewhat liking UFC etc, I wanted to get involved in the sport without physically getting battered and bruised – so, what better way to do this than play a game of The Fight: Lights Out. I always seemed to think I was a pretty athletic/fit person due to the amount of sports I used to play, however I don’t think I was prepared for what I was about to encounter. Before you get the chance to get involved, you are required to install the game onto your PS3’s hard drive. This took around 10 – 15 mins, and even though it’s not a long time to wait to play the game, the install felt like it was taking forever. There may be a plus side to this, perhaps the game was installing the extensive video footage that’s shown in the game? Once the game was installed I was ready to go. Before you get the chance to actually play the game, I was taken through a series of tutorial videos which were recorded by Danny Trejo – from the famed Machete, From Dusk Til Dawn and the more recent cameo in Predators. These videos provided a thorough tutorial on how to fight using the PlayStation Move Wands. After each video tutorial, you were expected to carry out the fighting task you’ve just seen in the tutorial. The whole process of tutoring yourself took around 30 to 40 mins – as I said, it was quite thorough. Danny then takes a seat back and comes to your aid as and when you request/require it. This is when you get the chance to start fighting. You create your fighter, add some skill points to certain categories; i.e. Strength, Power, Speed etc and you’re all set to go out and get battered black and blue. Just so you know, I used 2 PlayStation Motion controllers whilst playing the game. This adds a new dimension to actually playing the game – with both fists! I started my first fight and within a minute, I’d knocked the opponent out. He went flying into a corner and then I was awarded 1 star. The stars represented the challenges you were supposed to complete in each fight, with 2 stars (maximum) representing something like knocking out your opponent in less than 30 seconds or knocking out an opponent with less than 20% damage to yourself. I have to admit, I kind of like the challenges as I’m a perfectionist – and I wanted all the stars for each fight! You also win cash for each fight you get through – the bigger the fight, the more cash you earn. Even though each fight lasted around 2 minutes, you do feel like you’ve had a good workout without going to the gym. Each fighter you fight has a different style, and obviously becomes harder to beat. After a few matches they start fighting dirty and that’s when you start to learn the dirty tricks. As the game progresses you start to unlock the dirty tricks and you revisit Danny’s gym in order to learn these tricks. The fights also get more interesting as you get to bet on the fights and win some cash. The best odds are given for a completely dirty fight where you have to achieve around 75% of the punches thrown by you to be dirty! Other features of the game involve you selecting the intros and outros for your character – for example an intro where you direct a psycho stare (while moving up and down the fighting arena) towards your opponent or an outro showing how cool you are after you win your fight. These features you have to unlock. You can also buy Cheat Packs from the PlayStation Store in order to unlock dirty tricks, intros and outros etc; and these packs are also relatively, in my opinion, pretty cheap – although I haven’t yet purchased one. I’m hardcore so I guess I’ll fight my way through the game. There is a lot to the game in regards to the amount of fighters you have to fight and the districts you have to fight through, however the game itself isn’t one which you can play for hours non-stop unless you’ve got a duracell battery that just goes on and on and on and on – I guess you catch my drift? I’ve up until now avoided the question, how do the Move controls fare with the functionality of the game? Well, I’m impressed. I didn’t notice any major problems with the Move Wands, there might’ve been a millisecond of lag but it was barely noticeable. The game did exactly as I wanted it to while I was busy punching the ‘Lights Out’ of my opponent. Every move was captured accurately. Your head movement was captured and your body movement was captured correctly too. However, there was one major problem with the game which I found to be quite irritating – at first, and that was to stay on the same spot and not jump around my living room while trying to fight. The more I played the game though, the more I got used to it – and to be fair, you don’t expect the PS Eye to spot you if you’re not in front of it. Last but not least, at the beginning of each fight you were expected to re-calibrate your wands. However, this isn’t something I would consider to be an issue as you have do this with many other games and in all honesty – calibration takes less than 10 seconds of your time. So after playing this game for a few days, and lots of sweating – yes it does make you sweat – lots! I guess the ultimate question is – Is this game worth my hard earned cash? Or is this game worth a space on my games shelf?. It all depends on what you want out of the game – me personally, I’d buy it for a number of reasons, fitness being one of them. The game will keep you fit and knock a few pounds off your belly after a couple of hours play. The game itself is quite enjoyable (if you’re into fighting) – yes it’s repetitive and you don’t really get any street cred for showing that you’re tough but it keeps the mind active by putting you in a survival situation – knock the other fighter out or get knocked out! This game has a space on my game shelf – mind you games that I don’t play get traded in for new ones. It would probably get played around once a week -  however it would get played more often when my friends would come around. Final Verdict? Review Pros Cons PS Move gameplay accuracy Plenty of fighters to knock out Plenty of features to unlock Use of ‘dirty tricks’ to overcome opponent Get’s you fit! Video tutorial is too long and at times slow Need to remain in one position while fighting Need to re-calibrate at the beginning of every match (even though I don’t mind it) Rating 68% There’s only so much you can put into a game and with a fighting game such as this, I honestly can’t see it being improved any further. No disrespect to the developers – the game is good, but to get a higher score I’d want to play the game more often than I currently do. I would normally go to the gym once a week – yes I’m lazy, hence the game would also see the same amount of light per week.

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Epic Year 2011 2010 is almost over with a few smaller releases still pending this year while the bigger games have all just came out i.e. the long awaited for Gran Turismo 5. Each year for the PS3 has been more epic then the last and I find myself asking…Can Sony really pull of an even better year? So I sat down and did a little research on the games we know, the hardware we know and the ones we don’t know and let me tell you, I have a list, a very long list of awesome exclusive games set for 2011. Keep in mind that we have already been teased by Sony several times of many unannounced titles that will release in 2011 that we don’t even know exist yet! What do you guys think? 2011 > 2010 for Sony? What games are you looking forward the most? Now follow the tabs above or the links below to be taken on a tour you won’t soon forget! *If you see any errors, kindly point them out and I will update everything. **If you see I missed anything, send me a message and I will research it then add it. Confirmed PS3 Games The Agent Release Date TBA 2011 Not much is known about the Agent, but it is developed by Rockstar Games and is exclusive to the PS3 so that bring a lot of attention to this title and will be one to watch for in the near future. ——— Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel Release Date: Q2 2011 Ar tonelico Qoga is the final installment in the Ar tonelico series. The story takes place in Sol Cluster, a kingdom ruled by an organization called Clustania and their ultimate goal is to enslave humans and rule the world. However, the two key Reyvateils (humanoids) they need to accomplish their goal meet Aoto and fight back against injustice. ——— DC Universe Online Release Date Q1 2011 An action-based MMO from Sony Online’s Austin studio takes place in the worlds of DC based comic book superheroes and villains. This is designed to be a fast paced action MMO where epic battles take place against many DC comic book heroes. ——— Disgaea 4 Release Date TBA 2011 The silly yet addictive SRPG from NIS continues yet again on the PS3 with a new graphics engine and fighting system. If you like silly humor and many euphemism’s, this game is for you! ——— Final Fantasy XIV Release Date March 2011 The 2nd large scale MMO brought from SE in the Final Fantasy name is set to release on the PS3 in March. Its currently out on the PC but due to the requirements it takes, many people are waiting to pick this up on the console. ——— Free Realms Release Date TBA 2011 One of the worlds first kid friendly MMO’s and its coming to the PS3. Free Realms is for the family and allows you to do what you want, when you want in a lush, living, 3D world, filled with rich landscapes and fun wildlife. There are several mini-games for the children and family. ——— Hyperdimension Neptunia Release Date Spring 2011 This game is an RPG on the PS3 about video game companies personified as moe moe girls… Yes the ellipses is me rolling my eyes at myself for typing that sentence. Anyways, they will be fighting an evil villan known as Arfoire and wreaking havoc on a world called Gamindustri. Made by the company that brought Trinity Universe to the PS3, the game features personifications of Sega, Nintendo, Son and Microsoft. ——— Infamous 2 Release Date TBA 2011 The one and only Infamous takes place in New Marais where Cole is in search of a scientist whom he believes holds a key to stopping a new evil beast that is laying waste to Empire City. ——— Journey Release Date TBA 2011 Another artsy PSN game from thatgamecompany brings to us an exotic adventure with a more serious tone. Journey presents a unique vision of an online adventure experience. Awakening in an unknown world, the player walks, glides and flies through vast jaw dropping landscapes while discovering ancient and mysterious civilizations along the way. ——— Killzone 3 Release Date February 22, 2011 Not much needs to be said here about this game as we all are pretty familiar with it I’m sure. The storyline will continue directly where Killzone 2 left off and needless to say there will be plenty of Helghan baddies left to take out. ——— Little Big Planet 2 Release Date January 2011 Another game that speaks for itself. This game is everything the original LBP was plus more. Tons of mini games and user created worlds all backwards compatible with the ones created from the original. Many hours of fun are to be had here. ——— MLB 11: The Show Release Date TBA 2011 The next iteration of Sony’s MLB with 3D support and much more. Sony explains that if you ever wanted to know what it felt like looking out from home plate staring at the outfield wall 350 feet away, just play this game and you will. ——— Motorstorm Apocalypse Release Date Q2 2011 The next series of the survival racing series that brings next gen graphics to great controls. This version takes place in coastal cities after having done dust-bowls and jungles in previous versions. ——— Oddworld: Strangers Wrath Release Date April 2011 Originally released in 2005, Oddworld Strangers Wrath will be re-released on the PS3 with a ton of enhancements including stunning 720p visuals, improved character modeling, re-mastered dialogue, support for Playstation Move and additional bonus material. ——— Playstation Move Heroes Release Date Q2 2011 Playstation Move Heroes brings some of Playstation’s most beloved characters from three of its most iconic franchises together. Ratchet, Clank, Jak, Daxter, Sly and Bently ban up together to defeat an villainous duo in the wildly humorous adventure for the Playstation Move. ——— Ratchet and Clank: All 4 One Release Date Q3 2011 In the very first online coop multiplayer Ratchet and Clank, we find our heroes in the midst of a dilemma of intergalactic proportions when Dr. Nefarious’ latest evil plan goes awry leaving Ratchet, Clank, Qwark and Nefarious himself caught in the snare of a powerful and mysterious machine. ——— Resistance 3 Release Date TBA 2011 Resistance 3 is promised to deliver a different experience then R1 or R2 before it. In addition to online coop modes, a change in the tone of the game will be apparent as well. Nathan Hale will not be in R3 (avoiding spoilers) but the main protagonist will be Joe Capelli. ——— SOCOM 4 Release Date Q1 2011 Playstation Move compatible SOCOM 4 takes place in South East Asia where a revolutionary army has seized control of a country bordering one of the world’s most vital waterways. Zipper Interactive is back and promising a great game for fans. ——— Sorcery Release Date Q2 2011 Shown at E3 for the first time, this game shows up Playstation Move’s ability to have full 1:1 motions instead of using gestures in motion controlled games. Taking control of the elements, you cast spells by putting your whole body into being a powerful sorcerer. ——— Team Ico Collection Release Date TBA 2011 Long awaited, hugely popular, highly gossiped, (two games I never played..don’t kill me) is about to make…err remake it entrance onto the PS3. Two very important PS3 classics from Sony, Ico and Shadow of Colossus, will be remade in high def and released on the PS3 as a collection blu-ray game. ——— The Agency Release Date TBA 2011 A fast-paced, action shooter MMO is coming to the PS3 and bringing the world of super spies with it. The Agency is designed to provide instant action and long-term strategy for all fans of espionage and spy games. ——— The Last Guardian Release Date Q4 2011 The game better known as “WHY ARE YOU SO FAR AWAY?!?!”, is set to claim fans with its adorable gigantic cat like griffon creature. Solving puzzles in this beautiful artistic world is something many of us can’t wait for. ——— Twisted Metal Release Date TBA 2011 From Eat Sleep Play and developer David Jaffe, Twisted Metal is finally on the horizons and in sight. Many of us knew it was bound to happen sooner or later despite Jaffe’s constant “I WISH I was developing Twisted Metal” remarks. Get ready to kill some clowns in this online multiplayer drive by shoot’em up game. ——— Yakuza 4 Release Date Q2 2011 Set in a fully realized, authentic recreation of Tokyo’s “Sin-City District” the deep and interweaving crime drama of Yakuza 4 unfolds through the eyes of four unique and dangerous characters. Full of mini games and drama, fans showed Sega that this game is needed in America. ——— Rumored PS3 Games Final Fantasy Versus XIII Release Date Hopefully 2011 One of three games from the Fabula Nova Crystallis series, this game plays through the life of a young king sworn to defend the last crystal from the “hectic order” outside of his kingdom. As for now this game is exclusive but it may very well go multiplatform in the future. Only time will tell. ——— Ni no Kuni: Queen of the White Holy Ashes Release Date Almost def 2011 A collaboration between the powerhouse videogame development studio Level-5 and the beloved animation company Studio Ghibli, Ni no Kuni puts players in the role of a 13 year old boy whose mother dies as a result of his actions. This leads him on an adventure with the help of a fairy to save his mother. ——— Uncharted 3 Release Date Better Be 2011!!! We all know its coming…we all are drooling for it…Uncharted 3 is set to be announced hopefully soon and if there is a God, it will be released in 2011 to follow Nathan Drake through yet another adventure. ——— White Knight Chronicles: Awakening of Light and Darkness Release Date TBA Sequel to the highly popular giant knight series, return to play as Leonard and his companions a year after the first adventure. Most likely will release in 2011. Confirmed PSP Games Final Fantasy Dissidia 012 Duodecim Release Date TBA 2011 A sequel to the great PSP fighter that brought the fanboy and fangirls the greatest fighting game ever where they can pit their favorite Final Fantasy characters against each other. This sequel will bring more characters to our control including Lightning from FFXIII. ——— Final Fantasy XIII Agito Release Date TBA 2011 > /center> The third installment of the Final Fantasy XIII series that will be using the same game engine as Crisis Core and Kingdom Hearts BBS. The game looks amazing for a PSP game indeed. ——— God Eater Burst Release Date Q1 2011 Create your own hero and battle against many different types of enemies picking up items along the way to customize your weapons, guns, bullets etc. Adhoc mode allows you to play with up to 4 players in this popular titles. ——— Jikandia: The Timeless Land Release Date Q2 2011 Jikandia is a 2D RPG that can be linked up to 4 PSP’s via adhoc mode to play through this side scrolling world that you have been plunged into. ——— Lord of Arcana Release Date January 25, 2011 This is a classic third person Action RPG by SE that offers a variety of quests that can be played with up to three friends via adhoc mode. ——— Patapon 3 Release Date TBA 2011 The next sequel of the ever popular Patapon. A rhythm based 2D action game that will surely have your co-workers and family members wanting to break your PSP, but you will at least have fun playing it. ——— Phantom Brave: Heroes of the Hermuda Triangle Release Date March 2011 A turn based strategy RPG that incorporates a unique battle style and hardcore character customization. ——— Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Release Date February 15, 2011 The classic 1995 Super Famicom epic Tactics Ogre is remade for the new generation of fans with this PSP edition enhanced with new side stories, characters and graphic elements. ——— Parasite Eve: The 3rd Birthday Release Date TBA 2011 Yet another long overdue adventure for Aya Brea in this long awaited for sequel to the Parasite Eve series on the PSOne. ——— The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Release Date TBA 2011 The sixth entry of a long-running RPG series on the PSP. If you are into classic style RPG’s, don’t miss out on this one. ——— Valkyria Chronicles 3: Unrecorded Chronicles Release Date TBA 2011 The third Valkyria Chronicles and the the second one to appear on the PSP will be bringing back its strategy RPG tactics of Gallia’s Squad 422 aka “The Nameless” Rumored Hardware PSP2 The first of what I am sure will be many blurry PSP2 pix has surfaced recently showing off what might be new features the current PSP lacks. In the blurry picture many say they can see both a forward and rear facing camera, a microphone, dual analog stick and a rear touch pad. Rumors are pointing to its announcement at E3 2011 and hopefully released by the Holidays. ——— PSP Phone Recent rumors of this phone are heating up. We know the phone exists, its features, carrier and model is what eludes us. Its believed to be an Android 3.0 possibly coming to TMobile in North America. Its also rumored that it will not play normal PSP games, but another branch of game entirely. I’ve heard January and February as possible release months in 2011.

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Sony Set for an Epic Year in 2011