Sony and Sky join forces to deliver video on demand to PSP (Personal Computer World)

Sony and Sky have formed a joint venture company to bring on-demand entertainment content to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in the UK and Ireland. The company will consist of equal board level representation from Sky and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE).
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Sony and Sky join forces to deliver video on demand to PSP (Infomatics)

Sony and Sky have formed a joint venture company to bring on-demand entertainment content to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in the UK and Ireland. The company will consist of equal board level representation from Sky and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE).
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Sony and Sky join forces to deliver video on demand to PSP (vnunet.com)

Ian Williams, vnunet.com , Monday 30 July 2007 at 00:00:00 Watching TV from the comfort of your own hotspot Sony and Sky have formed a joint venture company to bring on-demand entertainment content to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) in the UK and Ireland.... > Read the full article
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PSP News PSP Downloadable TV Shows Coming to UK (News0r)

It's been a long time coming, with most large companies that deliver such download services basically telling Europe users to go jump, but now Sony has teamed up with Sky TV in the UK to offer a downloadable media service for PSP owners in the UK.
Posted: 7/29/2007 in:

New PlayStation pad to link with PSP (Digital Spy)

A leaked US patent document reveals Sony is planning to offer PS2 controls to PSP gamers.
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Sky takes Sony PSP users to movies (Guardian Unlimited)

Media & professional: BSkyB's deal with Sony will enable British users of the PSP games console to download films and TV shows.
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Sony to introduce Sixaxis control for PSP? (Games Radar)

Sony could be cooking up a plan to allow PSP owners to control their handheld's games with the dual-analogue glory of a Dual Shock or Sixaxis controller.
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Sony patents PSP-Sixaxis interface (gamesindustry.biz)

Allows dual-stick games to be played on PSP? Sony has filed an application with the US Patent Office for a device that appears to connect a wireless PS3 Sixaxis controller to the bottom of a PSP.
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Sky will take Sony PSP users to the movies (Guardian Unlimited)

BSkyB has linked up with Sony in a deal that will enable users of the PSP games console to download films and TV shows. By Richard Wray.
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PSP owners to get Lost early 2008 (The Register)

Sky punts content to Sony Sky has announced a deal with Sony to provide video content to UK PSP users, which can be downloaded over Wi-Fi or via their computer.…
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Sony PSP gets Sky (Stuff via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Sky TV is on its way to a PSP screen near you soon for show and sport downloads galore no satellite dish required
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Patent points to PSP/PS2 crossing ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Or might mean nothing. As per. If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! Could be clearing the way for PS2 downloads for the PSP, which would be OK. No way a new PSP game would be made for a optional controller though. On balance, meh.
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Patent points to PSP/PS2 crossing ( News ) (EuroGamer)

A US patent filed by Sony in September 2005 seemingly reveals a docking unit that allows PSP owners to connect a PS2 controller to the handheld, potentially allowing them to control games with dual analogue sticks.
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PRESS RELEASE: SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT EUROPE AND SKY JOIN FORCES TO DELIVER VIDEO ON DEMAND SERVICE TO PSP OWNERS (gamesindustry.biz)

London, 27 July 2007. SKY and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) today announced the formation of a Joint Venture company to deliver on-demand entertainment content to owners of the PSP™(PlayStation®Portable) in the UK and Ireland.
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Rumour: Sixaxis To Control PSP (Spong)

Imagine the possibilities…
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Sky and Sony announce Sky on-demand for PSP deal (Pocket-lint via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

On demand programming on subscription or pay-per-view basis
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Sony And Sky TV Team Up For PSP Video-On-Demand (Spong)

PSP to become “ultimate choice of portable entertainment content”
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Sony to deliver PSP video on demand with Sky (Pocket-lint via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Details come through - more at Games Con in Leipzig
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Sony and Sky to deliver video on demand to PSP ( News ) (EuroGamer)

More details at Leipzig. If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! Its not clear whether this means you can download content via your Sky box and stick it on your PSP for later, or actually stream content from Sky direct to your PSP on the fly via a wifi hotspot.
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Sony and Sky to deliver video on demand to PSP ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Sky have formed a joint venture company to deliver video-on-demand to PSP owners.
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Sony hit by by poor PS3 performance (PC Advisor)

$237m loss due to slow PlayStation 3 sales Sony's game division posted a $237m loss in its most recent financial quarter on the back of disappointing sales of its PlayStation 3 (PS3) console
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BSkyB in Sony PSP joint venture (Daily Telegraph)

BSkyB has launched a joint venture with Sony that will allow users of Sony's PSP handheld gaming device to download films, football matches and music videos to watch as they commute to work or school.
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NCSoft opens up on PS3 game plan (Games Radar)

MMO company NCSoft has revealed its plan for PS3 and PSP, promising the games it creates for the platforms will be unique.
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PSP homebrew support “in the works” (Games Radar)

The homebrew scene is usually considered a bit of a dirty thing, because it usually takes some sort of hacking before the console in question will run such home-made software, but Jack Tretton has actually praised some of the work of the thriving PSP homebrew crowd.
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Sony results boosted by flagging Yen (The Register)

Games division still losing cash Sony has doubled its profit in Q1, thanks to a boost from overseas sales.…
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The Editors: File not found (BBC News)

For the past year, the BBC has been trialling video podcasts - or vodcasts as they've become known. You may have downloaded - and hopefully enjoyed - offerings from programmes like Newsnight , Breakfast and the Ten O'Clock News .
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FIRST QUARTER RESULTS TO JUNE 30, 2007 (BT Group)

“We have got the year off to a strong start with another robust all round performance. Revenue, EBITDA and earnings per share all continue to grow as BT builds on the achievements of last year.
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PRESS RELEASE: GAMES INDUSTRY CREATIVES HONOURED AT 5TH ANNUAL DEVELOP INDUSTRY EXCELLENCE AWARDS (gamesindustry.biz)

Thursday 26th July/...A record-breaking 500 games industry executives last night gathered at Develop Magazine’s Industry Excellence Awards to honour the visionaries behind the year’s best games.
Posted: 7/25/2007 in:

Sony VP Defends Movies On UMD (Spong)

Admits bad communication with Hollywood
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Wipeout Pulse ( Preview ) (EuroGamer)

There are a lot of changes - some minor, some fairly major - but none have been allowed to dilute the essence of the game. After a few wobbles on the PS2, the series is back in rude health and looking darn slinky.
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Sony To Bring PSP Development Kits To Universities (Spong)

Student discount offered
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PRESS RELEASE: RFU Wraps Up for World Cup (gamesindustry.biz)

July 2007, London, United Kingdom - Wrapstar and the Rugby Football Union have teamed up to launch an exclusive range of skins exclusively designed for the RFU in time for the Rugby World Cup in France this September.
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Stakes high for Sony in its war of perception (Financial Times)

A stunning Japanese model holds up the latest version of Sony’s PlayStation Portable, the consumer electronics group’s handheld games player. But she cannot turn it on.
Posted: 7/24/2007 in:

CORRECTED: U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June (Reuters)

(Changes PSP sales figure in paragraph 11 to 290,100 from 230,100 to reflect correction by NPD)
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CORRECTED: U.S. video game sales rise 31 percent in June (Reuters.co.uk)

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. sales of video game hardware and software in June rose 31 percent from a year ago, driven by stronger demand for gaming consoles from all three major industry players, market data showed on Monday.
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PlayStation 3 Price Cut Prompts Sales Boost (Spong)

American PS3s start to move...
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PlayStation 3 sales boost in US (BBC News)

Sales of Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) console in the US rose by 21% in June, according to analyst figures.
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Sony plans big PS3 & PSP announcements (PC Advisor)

PS3 fans told to focus on German event European PlayStation boss David Reeves said big news for the PS3 and PlayStation Portable (PSP) would be announced at the Leipzig game conference in Germany next month.
Posted: 7/23/2007 in:

Xbox 360 is in the mire (The Inquirer)

FINALLY E3 HAS passed us by, but the news glut doesn't seem to have stopped clogging the interwibble just yet. PS3/PSP Plenty of PSP news this week, unsurprisingly considering the PSP slim announcement at E3 last week.
Posted: 7/22/2007 in:

New Tales coming to Sony, Ninendo platforms (Games Radar)

Namco Bandai has revealed four new games in its popular Tales series for Nintendo and Sony platforms, in the pages of Japanese Famitsu magazine.
Posted: 7/21/2007 in:

Sony Confirms “Slimline PSP” Due In The UK BEFORE Japan (Spong)

A portable feast
Posted: 7/20/2007 in:

New PSP will launch in Europe before Japan, Sony confirms ( News ) (EuroGamer)

If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! HOW CAN THIS BE!!!! Europe is the most important market! \°/
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New PSP will launch in Europe before Japan, Sony confirms ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Speaking at SCEE's special E3 event Reeves told the audience, "It will come out at 169 Euros in all the PAL territories at the beginning of September." The new PSP is due to launch in Japan on September 20.
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PSP will launch in Europe before Japan, confirms Sony (gamesindustry.biz)

Sony has confirmed that the new slimline PSP will launch in Europe before it arrives in Japan and will be priced at €169, as announced by David Reeves at E3 last week.
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Slimline PSP available early September (Digital Spy)

The redesigned Sony handheld is expected to arrive in the UK before its official Japanese launch.
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Darkness demo on PS3 Store ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony's PlayStation Network shop has been updated with a playable demo of The Darkness in the UK, while the US store welcomes the addition of a PS3/PSP-compatible Castlevania: Symphony of the Night.
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Sony President To Keynote Tokyo Games Show (Spong)

Which global problem will the PS3 solve this year?
Posted: 7/19/2007 in:

Sony to tune slimline PSP into Japanese TV (The Register)

Final Fantasy anniversary handheld coming too If you're already annoyed that Japan gets most of the good gadgets first, then Sony's announcement that a TV tuner for the upcoming, slimmed down 'PSP 2' will only appear there is likely to enrage you further still.…
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PSP turns on the TV (Stuff via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Adding yet another multimedia string to its digital bow, Japanese PSP owners can soon watch TV on their portable PlayStations
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PSP television tuner announced (Digital Spy)

Sony demonstrates new add-on at the PlayStation Premiere 2007 press conference in Japan.
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PlayStation Portable to get mobile TV (PC Advisor)

Sony to offer plug-in TV tuner for PSP in Japan The PlayStation Portable (PSP) console is to get mobile TV functionality, after Sony announced details of the second-generation PSP.
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Leaked ‘PSP Slim’ manual reveals fresh tweaks (The Register)

PSP-2000 details emerge With a month to go before Sony's slimmed down second-generation PSP hits the shops, reports have already begun circulating about less cosmetic changes to the console's design, including a battery adjustment among other tweaks.…
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PSP slim dated and priced in Japan (Games Radar)

The new slimline PSP will hit Japanese stores on September 20 for 19,800 Yen ($162), Reuters reports. Revealed at Sony's E3 press conference last week, the new-shape PSP is lighter, slimmer, features improved battery life, faster loading times and can be plugged into a TV for big-screen play.
Posted: 7/17/2007 in:

Slimline PSP Gets Date and Price In Japan (Spong)

PLUS: Digital TV!
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Sony to launch cheaper PlayStation Portable (Reuters.co.uk)

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a cheaper, slimmer version of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in an effort to better compete with Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s hot-selling DS.
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Sony to launch cheaper PlayStation Portable (Reuters)

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a cheaper, slimmer version of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in an effort to better compete with Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s hot-selling DS.
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in Japan (Reuters)

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer version of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in Japan on September 20 for 19,800 yen ($162), the Japanese electronics maker said on Tuesday, in an effort to better compete with Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s hot-selling DS.
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New PSP to go on sale in Japan September 20 (gamesindustry.biz)

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has announced that the updated PlayStation Portable will go on sale in the region on September 20. The solid date comes following Sony's E3 confirmation that the redesigned handheld will launch worldwide in September.
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Slim PSP dated for Japan ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony plans to launch the new slimline PSP in Japan on 20th September at a pre-tax price of 19,800 yen (GBP 79 / EUR 118). Announced at E3 last week, the new PSP is 33 percent lighter, 19 percent slimmer and 67 percent more sexalicious.
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in Japan (Reuters.co.uk)

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer version of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in Japan on September 20 for 19,800 yen ($162), the Japanese electronics maker said on Tuesday, in an effort to better compete with Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s hot-selling DS.
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Sony seeks new talent for video site (Reuters.co.uk)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Pictures Entertainment said on Monday it is relaunching its online video site as a space for up-and-coming actors, directors and producers to post clips that could eventually be turned into films or TV shows.
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Sony Pictures seeks new talent for video site (Reuters.co.uk)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Pictures Entertainment said on Monday it is relaunching its online video site as a space for up-and-coming actors, directors and producers to post clips that could eventually be turned into films or TV shows.
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Sony aims for Crackle, pop from site (Reuters.co.uk)

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Sony Pictures is turning its online acquisition Grouper into a ministudio that aims to move some of the best user-generated content onto movie and TV screens.
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PSP slim has UMD cache, no Euro PS3 price cut (The Inquirer)

THIS WEEK GAMES news came in an extraordinary glut, due to the cut-down revitalised E3.
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Sony PSP Slim & Lite (T3)

First Review: “Revamped” PSP arrives in Emperor’s new clothes
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PSP News New PSP Coming (News0r)

Sony has announced a new PSP is on the way. The new device will be thinner and lighter than the original.
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4. Sony PSP (Stuff via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

The Sony PlayStation Portable comes with its own UMD movie format, has a 4.3in colour screen and a pile of freebie online content
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Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd. .
Posted: 7/12/2007 in:

Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd. .
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Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd. .
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Sony confirms new PSP (Computer Active)

Sony has officially confirmed that a new and improved Playstation Portable (PSP) handheld is on the way in September. Announced at the E3 2007 games show, the PSP will be both slimmer and lighter than the current model which has sold 25 million units since it launched in December 2004.
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Sony confirms new PSP (Personal Computer World)

Sony has officially confirmed that a new and improved Playstation Portable (PSP) handheld is on the way in September. Announced at the E3 2007 games show, the PSP will be both slimmer and lighter than the current model which has sold 25 million units since it launched in December 2004.
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Second-generation Sony PSP unveiled (The Register)

Slimmer, lighter; buys into Star Wars franchise It seems that Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) has been working out and lost some of its puppy fat, resulting in a re-designed Sony handheld console that's 33 per cent lighter and 19 per cent slimmer - as predicted almost a year ago .…
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E3: Sony unveils new slimline PSP (Digital Spy)

Now slimmer and lighter, Sony believes its Portable PlayStation is ready to enjoy a new lease of life.
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Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd. .
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Sony confirms new PSP on way (The Inquirer)

JAPANESE GIANT Sony has confirmed that it is planning a new PSP which will be slimmer, lighter, have longer battery life and provide hi-definition video output to TVs.
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Sony to offer slimmer PSP to take on DS (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd. .
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in September (Reuters.co.uk)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, the company said on Wednesday, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd.
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in September (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp. will launch a slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld game player in September, the company said on Wednesday, in its latest attempt to ignite demand for its game hardware and compete better with Nintendo Co. Ltd.
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Nintendo, Sony wage battle for world video game dominance (AFP via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

Sony says its PlayStation 3 is still a contender as Nintendo gleefully vowed on Wednesday to turn everyone into a "gamer" and proclaimed this year a turning point in the industry.
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Sony E3 Conference roundup ( Article ) (EuroGamer)

It's not hard to imagine that nerves were on edge in the Sony Computer Entertainment camp this morning. Memories of last year's E3 conference and the reaction to it must have been fresh in their minds - and the evidence would suggest so, judging by Jack Tretton's "Riiiiiidge Racer" reference.
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PRESS RELEASE: SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT AMERICA PREVIEWSPREMIERE PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) THIRD-PARTY GAME LINE UP (gamesindustry.biz)

CULVER CITY, Calif., July 11, 2007 – Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA) today previewed a robust third-party software line-up and announced new exclusive game publisher alliances for PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) at their annual press conference during the E3 Media and Business Summit.
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E3: NCsoft making PSN games ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony announced at its E3 conference earlier this evening that NCsoft will be making games for the PlayStation Network. There will be several of them, according to Sony America boss Jack Tretton, available for both PS3 and PSP - based on new and existing IPs.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2007-07-11 22:24 GMT: Gaming industry shows off new titles (Interactive Investor)

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - With no new consoles to show off, the focus returned to video games Wednesday as the industry's biggest players gathered to demonstrate the top titles they hope to offer consumers in the coming months.
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PRESS RELEASE: SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT AMERICA UNVEILS ADDITIONAL DETAILS FOR PLAYSTATION®NETWORK (gamesindustry.biz)

CULVER CITY, Calif.,
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in September (Reuters.co.uk)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp will launch a lighter, slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld video game console in September for about $170, the company said on Wednesday.
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Sony to launch slimmer PSP in September (Reuters)

CULVER CITY, California (Reuters) - Sony Corp will launch a lighter, slimmer model of its PlayStation Portable handheld video game console in September for about $170, the company said on Wednesday.
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Updated: E3: New Sony PSP Revealed! (Spong)

Lighter, slimmer PSP with video output to TV shown at Sony press conference
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Sony launches updated PSP 2 the “Slim and Lite” (Pocket-lint via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)

E3 announcement sees slimline PSP available in six colours
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E3: Sony unveils new model PSP ( News ) (EuroGamer)

USD 199. Worldwide in November. If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! It looks like a PSP.... but slimmer.
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E3: Sony unveils new model PSP ( News ) (EuroGamer)

The new console is 33 per cent lighter, slimmer, has a more efficient battery and will produce quicker load times, according to Sony boss Kaz Hirai.
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Sony refines PSP console design (BBC News)

Sony unveils a re-designed PlayStation Portable which is slimmer and lighter than the original.
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Sony refines PSP console design (BBC News)

Sony unveils a re-designed PlayStation Portable which is slimmer and lighter than the original.
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E3: New Sony PSP Revealed! (Spong)

Lighter, slimmer PSP with video output to TV shown at Sony press conference
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E3: Sony unveils new model PSP (gamesindustry.biz)

Sony has unveiled a new model PSP at its E3 conference in Los Angeles, with the redesigned handheld launching worldwide this September. The new console is 33 per cent lighter, slimmer, has a more efficient battery and will produce quicker load times, according to Sony boss Kaz Hirai.
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PRESS RELEASE: Konami Announces Blockbuster Lineup At Electronic Entertainment Expo 2007 (gamesindustry.biz)

SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) – July 10, 2007 – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., today revealed its blockbuster product lineup for the 2007 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Santa Monica, Calif.
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PRESS RELEASE: 2K Sports Announces Top Spin 3 to Hit Next Gen Consoles in Spring 2008 (gamesindustry.biz)

New York, NY - July 11, 2007 - 2K Sports, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), announced today that Top Spin 3 is planned for release next spring for the Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system.
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PRESS RELEASE: The Ultimate First-Person Shooter Emerges, Introducing Players To An Intense ‘Theater Of War’ With … (gamesindustry.biz)

SANTA MONICA, Calif., July 11, 2007 – Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. announced the 2008 release of Killzone™ 2, available exclusively for the PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) computer entertainment system.
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PRESS RELEASE: EA INTRODUCES NEW GAMES AND INNOVATIONS AT ELECTRONIC ENTERTAINMENT EXPO (E3) (gamesindustry.biz)

July 11, 2007 – Los Angeles, Calif.
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Civ console formats confirmed ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Take-Two's newly announced E3 line-up won't hold any surprises if you've read our ongoing compilation , but it does confirm the formats for Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution - the famed strategy game's upcoming console outing.
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PRESS RELEASE: Jason Spezza Named Cover Athlete for NHL® 2K8 (gamesindustry.biz)

New York, NY - July 10, 2007 - 2K Sports, the sports publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
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PRESS RELEASE: 2K Games and 2K Sports Unveil Strong Video Game Line-up at E3 Media & Business Summit 2007 (gamesindustry.biz)

New York, NY - July 10, 2007 - 2K Games and 2K Sports, publishing labels of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
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PRESS RELEASE: Activision Announces Legendary Guns N’ Roses Vet and Velvet Revolver Frontman Slash to Appear in Guitar … (gamesindustry.biz)

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jul 10, 2007 -- Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq:ATVI) today announced that legendary guitar hero Slash will provide an original track and appear as a boss battle character in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, delivering wannabe rock stars the chance to shred against the music icon.
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PRESS RELEASE: Real Madrid And Virgin PLAY Sign An Agreement To Produce The Official Videogame Of The Club (gamesindustry.biz)

Madrid, July 10 2007 – The Real Madrid Club de Fútbol and Virgin PLAY have reached an agreement giving the Spanish company the exclusive rights to produce and distribute the club´s games for the next five years.
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Nintendo still rules the roost (The Inquirer)

The setup apparently includes 47 pcs and seven monitors - 23 each for the owner, 23 for his girlfriend, and one which acts as a server. We're not sure Al Gore would approve of the energy bill.
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Sony To Announce UK PS3 Price Cut On Thursday? (Spong)

US gets price drop, 80Gb model on the way
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PRESS RELEASE: Sony Computer Entertainment America Introduces New 80GB PlayStation(R)3 (PS3(TM)); Announces New Price … (gamesindustry.biz)

FOSTER CITY, Calif., July 9, 2007 – Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA), Inc. today announced a new 80GB model of its PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) computer entertainment system.
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Sony Grovels To Church Over Resistance Controversy (Spong)

Oddly, game still on shelves
Posted: 7/6/2007 in:

PRESS RELEASE: NOW EVERYONE CAN CREATE A MASTERPIECE WITH PAINT BY DS (gamesindustry.biz)

Mercury Games today (02/07/07) announces the first game to be released as part of its Zen Series will be “Paint by DS”. The game, along with the rest of the Zen Series, will be aimed at people who may not traditionally use video games.
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UMD is here to stay ( News ) (EuroGamer)

PSP marketing boss John Koller insists the Universal Media Disc (UMD) format is here to stay, and that Sony would never "walk away" from its user base.
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Japanese Hardware Charts: Sony Ups Its Game (Spong)

PS3 no longer in the psychological four figure doldrums
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Sony remains committed to UMD (gamesindustry.biz)

Sony's John Koller has said that the company remains committed to the UMD format despite suggestions that support from movie companies is waning. Speaking to Pocket Gamer Koller, who is senior marketing manager for PSP, said, "We'll never walk away from our base.
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Sony: UMD Is Here To Stay (Spong)

But... seriously?
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E3 2007 – What’s In Store? (Spong)

First ratings for SPOnG's Absurd Business Title Award 2007
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PS3 set to boost profits at Game Group (Daily Telegraph)

Game Group, Europe's leading specialist PC and video games retailer, is likely generate a first-half profit for the first time in recent years.
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WINGING IT (Daily Record)

BUDGET travel has become the norm for many over the past few years. The boom in cheap flights has benefited a whole host of companies where the emphasis is on price rather than comfort.
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Games Asylum » PaRappa the Rapper (Games Asylum)

Even the most casual of gamers are more than aware that the PSP is awash with PlayStation 2 conversions, but when it comes to ports of PSone titles the only one we can think of is Medieval. Sony went out of their way to improve it for the PSP though, with a graphical makeover and whatnot.
Posted: 7/3/2007 in:

PRESS RELEASE: Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios to Work on a Groundbreaking New Title for PLAYSTATION®3 (gamesindustry.biz)

LONDON, July 3 2007 – Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios (SCE WWS) is pleased to announce that it will be collaborating with developer Quantic Dream on an exclusive PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) title – more details of which are to be announced soon.
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Rumour: Sony PSP Update - Death To UMD? (Spong)

Hackers sniff out memory stick enlivening codec
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ISO loader found in PSP update (gamesindustry.biz)

The latest firmware update for the PlayStation Portable has been found to include an ISO loader which would allow users to play games stored on Memory Stick.
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ISO loader in PSP firmware ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony has included an ISO loader in its recent PSP firmware update, which means you can play games from your Memory Stick without using a UMD. The np9660.prx file was unearthed by beady-eyed coders in last month's v3.50 and v3.51 updates, the same patch responsible for uncorking the full 333 MHz processing power of the CPU. Exciting, if you like Star Trek and reading circuit boards.
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Xbox 360 hits further production problems (The Inquirer)

ONE OF OUR favourite PC games of all time is going to finally civilise gaming on consoles.
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Don’t judge consoles by launch software, says Harrison ( News ) (EuroGamer)

Sony's Phil Harrison has warned that it's "dangerous" to make predictions about the success of a console based on the software released for it at launch.
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