While most of the industry’s hailing Sony’s new handheld, PS Vita as having a bright future, Microsoft’s Xbox COO Dennis Durkin has expressed doubts about the mobile console, saying he’s not too sure the market is calling for such a device.
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Microsoft’s Skeptical About PS Vita
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NGP Previews Go Hot – Uncharted: Golden Abyss Confirmed – The Full Quencher
The embargo’s lifted, and previews for NGP PS Vita has gone hot all over the internet. The consensus is unified: PS Vita is the handheld to own this fall, coming with a plethora of launch games including Uncharted… Speaking of Uncharted, the PS Vita’s version has received its official title: Uncharted: Golden Abyss.
Get all the previews and a comprehensive interview with Sony Bend, the developer behind Drake’s portable adventure below the break.
3DS Hitting Australia On March 31st, Will Cost AU$349
The Nintendo 3DS has received release dates and prices for the US, Japan and Europe. But the company’s Australian strategy was still being weighed in the balance. That, however, is now fixed. 3DS will be available in Nick’s country on March 31st, 2010, and will set you back AU349.
Sony Can Dominate With NGP Says Guerrilla Games
It seems everyone’s singing the praises of Sony’s follow-up to the PSP. The latest studio to utter such bold claims are Guerrilla Games, saying Sony could actually “dominate” the portable gaming space if they get NGP right. They would know, after all, GG’s been developing games for Sony for umpteen years.
PSP Games To See NGP Re-Launch
Along with the massive announcement last week Thursday that saw Sony’s Next Generation Portable unveiled, PSP games of the past will get a re-launch on the new beastly machine. That’s according to the giant (via Andriasang), news PSP owners will welcome, I’m sure.
Video Thirst: Panasonic Announces New Handheld Dubbed “Jungle”
Forgetting the failure that was 3DO, Panasonic’s first dive into the handheld market, the company has announced it’ll once more take a chance, releasing what it says will allow users to access online games and MMOs wherever they go.
