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Nanotouch technology has future in gaming

20. April 2009

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What you’re looking at folks is a video of the NanoTouch screen demonstrating its gaming prowess. Developed by Microsoft and the Hasso Plattner Institute, the NanoTouch display used here is a small 2.4-inch LCD that features a capacitive sensitive touchscreen at the back as opposed to the front. This makes for an ideal interface for [...]

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Palm Pre Classic OS Emulator demos gaming capabilities

19. April 2009

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To get you excited even more for the Palm Pre’s release, Motion Apps has released this video demonstrating how very much capable their Classic Palm OS emulator is in handling games. GTS World Racer is the game and its looks pretty impressive on the Palm Pre. Of course, this is a relatively outdated game, but [...]

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Cool8800C Double-Flip Gaming Phone

6. March 2009

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This is one of the best mobile innovation out of China in my opinion. The Cool8800C folds on top and at the bottom into a regular phone. But when you fold it out, it becomes a portable gaming console with a second screen and a complete set of gaming controls flanking. Granted I would find [...]

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Sony PSP-4000 to Have Sliding Screen?

4. March 2009

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So many PlayStation Portable rumors. No one has heard anything concrete. The most interesting rumor has to do with the new look. The next PSP will be a slider leaving the device to be mostly screen space when the buttons are slid in. It will also be thinner after Sony gets rid of the UMD [...]

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PSP: New Titles Added and Lilac Version

24. February 2009

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The Sony PlayStation Portable is due for a refresh, but instead the mother company thinks new games and a new color will do the trick and get sales back up. The game titles are indeed very exciting ones. New bundles of Assassin’s Creed PSP Entertainment Pack, LittleBigPlanet, MotorStorm Arctic Edge (first time as a portable [...]

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Nintendo DSi video tour surfaces

21. February 2009

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We’ve hard about the new Nintendo DSi last year, but since then, it has pretty much stayed clear of the headlines. Well, here’s something we managed to pick up on the interwebz that will surely get you excited for its April 5th debut in the US. This video tour how off the various features on [...]

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More Sony PSP Colors for Europe

5. February 2009

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After the Carnival of Colours, Sony has added three more slated for Europe. Radiant Red, Mystic Silver and Pearl White could definitely add to the popularity of the PSP… why limit yourself to black or white PSPs? The Radiant Red PSP will be available in March, which is too bad because Valentine’s is just a [...]

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PSP “Carnival Colours” launched

26. January 2009

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Four new colors for the PSP have been announced. “Colours” to be exact. The rather bright choices are dubbed “Carnival Colours” and ideally shouldn’t add to the price point of a PSP-3000. Release date is March and prices at ¥19,800 each or $221 and ¥24,800 ($277) for the Carnival Colours Value Pack. The Carnival Colour PSP [...]

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EA ready for Android: Tetris, Bejeweled and Monopoly confirmed

30. October 2008

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EA is almost synonymous with gaming consoles, but with their partnership with Nokia for their N-gage platform, it seems that they want to be known for gaming itself and not be limited to hardware platforms. As a testament to this, they’ve also expressed their intent on creating games for the Android phone. Here’s what EA [...]

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PSP-3000 unboxed, not that different from PSP-2000

20. October 2008

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Curious about the new PSP-3000? Well, Engadget’s got their own set of unboxing pics to whet your appetite for this latest PSP from Sony, but for those interested to know how different the new PSP-3000 is from its older sibling the PSP-2000, there’s very little to changes to point out. At first glance, you can [...]

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