15 New Smackdown vs Raw 2010 ScreenShots
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Network, Screenshots, WouldYouKindly, Xbox 360
Archive for September, 2009
PSP Go: Worth the Price?
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Go Gaming Giant!, Network
A lot of people are excited about the PSPgo, but is it worth the price? For $80 more than the PSP-3000, it would take a lot for it to be worth it. I’ll break down the upsides and downsides of the PSPgo below so you can make the decision for yourself:
Upsides
The system is lighter and [...]
Monster to Sponsor Modern Warfare 2 (Map Pack Details Too)
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Go Gaming Giant!, Network, News
Modern Warfare 2 already has its own Xbox 360 SKU, and now, it has its own Monster can. Well technically, its not a new flavor, its the usual Monster Assualt, just with a Modern Warfare 2 skin. This news was released by FourZeroTwo, Infinity Ward’s Robert Bowling, over his Twitter account which is under the [...]
PSP Firmware Update v6.10
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Network, PSN, PSP, WouldYouKindly
PSP update (v6.10) will be available soon. This is a big update for us in preparation for the launch of PSPgo. New PSPgo owners should make sure to download the update to ensure full compatibility with MediaGo and with all PSP titles. Here are some of the key features we’ll be introducing:
SensMe
SensMe channels is a new music application for PSP that uses Sony’s proprietary 12 Tone Analysis technology to evaluate music tracks that have been imported from Media Go application on your PC to your PSP. The application automatically categorizes the tracks into 12 channels such as “Relax” or “Newly Added”. Check out the walk-thru demo to see how it works.
In addition, PlayStation Store for the PSP and PSPgo via Media Go (v1.2) will be updated with a new look on Thursday, October 1. To access PlayStation Store, you need to download Media Go (or update Media Go if you already have it). Media Go is a free PC software application that allows you to easily organize and transfer music, photos and videos between your PC and PSP. It also allows you to access PlayStation Store and to purchase, backup and restore PSP games. Of course, you can always access PlayStation Store directly on the PSP and PSPgo by connecting to a wireless hot spot and simply logging in with your PlayStation Network ID. But for those of you who prefer to use a PC, you will see that downloading games, movies and TV shows for your PSP is easier than ever with the new PlayStation Store on Media Go. With this update, you’ll be able to export playlist onto the PSP. Go to us.playstation.com/psn/mediago to download Media Go and for more details.
Tethering
Another new feature is the ability to use a bluetooth mobile device, such as a mobile phone, as a modem to connect your PSP system to the internet. This means that when you’re not located close to a wifi spot you have another way to get on the internet via a bluetooth mobile device.
X09 In Review
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Go Gaming Giant!, Network
It was just over a year ago when I was chosen from a contest to attend X08. I was thrilled, I would be going to an event where I can try all the new upcoming games before they were out, I would also get to meet some cool industry people. When I got to the [...]
X09: DJ Hero Hands On Preview
– September 30, 2009Posted in: Go Gaming Giant!, Network
The biggest line at X09 was for DJ Hero and I can easily see why. DJ Hero was the best game I played at X09 and maybe it’s because I’m a huge fan of Guitar Hero and Rock Band and just music in general, but something about DJ Hero just worked.
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