PSP Weekend Warrior: of high prices, apologies, and Hannah Montana |
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It's the week after E3 2009 and we received more updates on the stuff that were announced during the yearly gaming expo. First up is the new PSP Go, which generated a bit of controversy over Sony's decision to slap a US$ 250 price tag on it. We also heard more about the games presented during E3. A new firmware update that "improves system stability" also went live this week, just ahead of another custom firmware release from the PSP homebrew community.
The Hardware:
- PSP Go:
- PSP Go UK price not yet confirmed.Link
- Pachter on the PSP Go: Sony is ripping consumers off. Link
- Pachter apologizes for PSP Go "ripping-off" comment. Link
- PSP firmware 5.51 now live, improves system stability. Link
- Hannah Montana comes with a lilac-purple PSP-3000. Link
- Jack Tretton talks leaks and confidentiality.Link
- To UMD or not to UMD:
- All PSP games released after October 1 will be downloadable. Link
- "Majority" of old PSP games to be made available for download by October.Link
- New screenshots, character pics in Lunar: Silver Star Harmony scan. Link
- Capcom: Resident Evil PSP will be totally new, totally different. Link
- Eric Lempel: There will be no Trophies for the PSP. Link
- Video: Multiplayer battles in Tales of VS. Link
- Monster Hunter Freedom Unite bundle for Europe revealed. Link
- Kojima supposed to serve only as MGS: Peace Walker's producer at first, had to step in. Link
- Gran Turismo:
- Fate/Unlimited Codes:
See you guys again next week for another edition of the PSP Weekend Warrior! Now I'm off to start saving up for that Hannah Montana PSP. I don't care what game it's bundled with, I just really want that color.
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