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Back in March, Sony asked gamers to contribute some money from their PlayStation Network wallets to help the ongoing relief efforts in Japan. Today, Sony has revealed that gamers have contributed more than 129.7 million yen to relief efforts--about $1.6 m
Sony faces dozens of class-action lawsuits, and one of its insurers wants no part in offering coverage.
The PlayStation Network 'Welcome Back' offer of free games and PS Plus membership has been extended until July 5, giving everyone one last, last chance to redeem their freebies.
Sony's upcoming NGP handheld will be fully backwards compatible with downloadable PSP games. And it will offer upscaling, to boot.
Chrono Trigger, the SNES classic and arguably one of the best games ever made, has been rated for the PS3 and PSP by the ESRB. Details are scant; however, safe money is on the game arriving on the PSN as a PSone Classic.
Sony has now confirmed earlier reports that it is ceasing production of the PSP Go, instead focusing its manufacturing attention on the NGP and continuing to support the PSP-3000 model.
Sony may have discontinued production of the PSP Go, according to a Sony Store worker in Japan. The system is partially out of stock in two regions, and Sony declined to comment on the discontinuation.
With Sony NGP's release quickly approaching, Sony has announced it will slash the price of the PSP-3000 model to $130. News of the $40 drop...
Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upco
Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upco
