The recently redesigned version of the PSP has already sold 580,000 units in Japan, more than the same amount in the same time frame for the original PSP.
Midway has announced that Unreal Tournament 3, originally set to be its killer PS3 app for the holiday season, may not make it out this year after all.
Nintendo has introduced a new product that slips over the Wii for users to have a better grip on it, and existing Wii owners can apply to get up to four for free.
Ontario (CA) – Basic car maintenance like changing your oil and rotating tires may seem easy to grease monkeys, but to many people it’s as mysterious and complicated as brain surgery. Now, there’s a video podcast called “Fuel Time” that promises to show basic car fixes, all without embarrassing yourself.
Ontario (CA) - Imagine being able to ask the Ninja from Ask a Ninja not just one question but a whole bunch of questions all at once! TGDaily.com was given a chance to do just that at the 3rd Annual Podcasting and New Media Expo in Ontario, California this past weekend. Even better, we lived to tell about it.
Reginald Fils-Aime, the president of Nintendo's North American division, recently said that Wii production will not be able to meet consumer demand this holiday season, for the second year in a row.
Last month, Hudson announced it would bring Turbografx-16 CD titles to the Wii's Virtual Console digital download store, and the first one to come out will be Gate of Thunder.
The iconic Playstation duo are closer than ever to their PS3 launch, with the announcement that development of Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction is finished.
Hollywood (CA) - A box set slated for release just in time for Christmas will give HD viewers the first five Harry Potter movies at a high price - $150.
Warner Bros, the last major supporter of both high definition formats, will release "Harry Potter: Years 1 - 5" on Blu-ray and HD DVD later this year. It is poised to have one of the most impressive box art and bonus material packages in the HD disc market.
Chicago (IL) – Microsoft and Bungie pulled of what appears to be a successful launch of the third installment of Halo. However, by noon today, reports about scratched game discs were surfacing. Retailers confirmed the damaged DVDs to be a "known problem."
Game Review - There's no doubt about it; Halo 3 is one of the most fun, most addictive games to come out of Microsoft's first-party studios, and it completely lives up to its reputation as the reason for the Xbox 360's existence.
The build-up to Microsoft's heralded Xbox 360 shooter is almost unheard of, and by this time tomorrow gamers will finally have their retail copies of Halo 3.
The company behind the development of Halo 3 said that after this summer's public beta it realized it needed three times more capacity than it initially had.
