Final Fantasy XIII was officially out yesterday. Include the fact that Playstation Home in Japan is 1 year old, Sony is teaming up with Square Enix and offering us some FF13 goodies! Yum yum. What a better way to advertise FF13, a game everyone has been waiting[...]

Good news for Sony! Sony saw swift PlayStation 3 sales over Black Friday and the holiday weekend. A total of 440,000 units were sold!
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Just a little update for folks wondering for the sales of the DSi LL in Japan! Apparently Nintendo’s recent launch of the new DSi LL proves to be worth it, as it was able to grab the largest slice of the hardware sales. Wow. Now I am wondering what is the age of those customers [...]

The latest PS3 firmware update, 3.10, which is now live – allows you to incorporate your PS3 updates with your Facebook account.

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Lets say a person working in Sony Australia got bored, and then an idea suddenly pops up in his head! He thought “Hey, what happens when a PS3 Slim gets catapulted into a BRAVIA LCD TV?? Lets find out!”

As you can see, it seemed [...]

The PlayStation 3 Slim did well (in fact very well) when it was released in Japan. However, it is not just Japan that has an increase in sales. The official PlayStation Blog reported that 1 million PS3 Slims were sold in the first 3 weeks after launch. And now, Sony is announcing the new 250GB PS3 Slim which is due out in November 3, 2009.

There’s nothing different in terms of looks and system though. The new 250GB PS3 Slim will perform and look exactly like how a PS3 Slim should, …

Previously the biggest Dutch retailer is refusing to stock on the PSPgo. Now looks like UK retailers are sending a message to Sony with their “cheap” PSPgo pricing?

According to a report from Eurogamer, at least four retailers in the region are asking less than the £224 suggested retail price. Amazon UK, HMV, Game and Play are playing with the PSPgo’s built-in wiggle room pricing, asking £199 for the portable. Is that a reaction to slow sales?
I agree that the PSPgo is priced somewhat expensive, the plus side is the availability …

As seen at a Wal-Mart in Puerto Rico (From Kotaku), PS3 Phat cost $299. PSPgo is at a retail price of $298. Which console will you go for?

Note that the PSPgo actual retail price is at $250. No idea why it’s priced at $298. Maybe they are pushing people to purchase the PS3 Phat(clearing of stock?) ^^”
I already have a PS3 Phat, and a PSP-2000. I will choose the PS3 Phat – I wonder how much does the PS3 Slim cost? o.O

On Thursday, the new PSPgo hit stores officially. It’s smaller this time round, and a little more costly compared to the past PSP models.

While I have not seen the PSPgo in real life(because I have been busy with my life and I have no time to visit game stores XD), folks who have seen the PSPgo, what are your thoughts?

The cons of the PSPgo is that it doesn’t support UMD and no removable battery!
Specs of the PSPgo compared to the PSP, from Kotaku:

Price: $250 compared to the PSP’s $170
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