PSP-Go

Seip manau , kad nera prasmes pirkti nauja psp-go jai turi sena psp su umd , aisku jai naujas psp-go turetu daug nauju galimybiu ir butu stipresni jos techniniai duomenys bent panasesni i next gen tada manau daug kas pirktu , bet tada manau kazkiek pradetu stumti senaji psp is rinkos . O seip tai manau , kad nelabai daug zmoniu perka tuos umd bent jau lietuvoja tai nemanau , kad pirks ir is PSN nebent butu nulaustas tas psp-go ir butu sukurtas koks piratinis kaip trackeris ar kas nezinau net kaip pavadint kur viskas butu for free... Tada tikrai butu gan neblogai viska atsisiusti. O seip reikia interneto kaip suprantu, kad prisijunkti i ta PSN ar ne ? Gal mano nuomone klaidinga tiesiog isreiskiu ja...

manau kad geriau jau dziaugtis reikia kad naujo PSP dar nesukure visiskai kitokio naujesnio,galingesnio ,nes jei naujas but uskyresis nuo senesniu PSP,tai dienos jau butu jiem garantuotai suskaiciuotos,nesji butun esuderinamas su enais,o cia viskas puiku,mes gavom nauja PSP Go ,jis nera joks kitoks nuosenu,be to gausim visa porcia nauju ir tikrai atsigavusiu zaidimu,ir visa tai dar gales zaist ir tie kas turi ir pacius pirmus PSP,tas yra svarbiausia,ir sony ta zinojo ir zinojo ka kuri ir kodel,nerekia galvot kad jie negali paleist naujo PSP nes jo neturi sukure,jiem to dar nereikia,nes dar reikia laikyt vis PSP serija,visi atsigaus kas turi PSP,ir prades ziuret kiek naujienu ant ju atsirado,stai kas svarbiausia.ir tai kas bus gerai.apie piratus cia nereik kalbet nes ju nera daug bendrai paemus,

Nu Scalman as ir visiskai su tuo sutinku , kad jai isleistu nauja psp galingesni , kad nesiderintu zaidimai ir senas psp butu pamirstas , tai pat kaip dabar merdeja ps2 , bet visgi manau , kad psp startas nebuvo ypac sekmingas nes buvo laikas kaip zaidimus kure visiskai atmestinai, arba perkure viena kita zaidima is ps2 tik ant psp , nu dabar tikekimes , kad tikrai isleis geru zaidimu reik lauk Grand turismo ziuresim kaip su juo ten bus

kad nemanau kad vertetu abejoti GT ar LBP zaidimais,kurie na nezinau bat bus tikrai tokie ilgaamziai kokie tik gali buti video zaidimai,ir aplamai,kam patinka masinos ,ir kas jas tiesiog kolekcionavo ant ankstesniu GT ,tai vien tai kad dabar vis tai galesi nesiotis su savim kisenej ,kad ir su senu PSP,ka pats ir darysiu,o dar LBP su savo neissiamiomu gameplejum,manau pati psp taip pakels.jau nekalbu apie kitus naujus pasirodysancius zaidimus,kaip MGS,AC,FF,SH,ir dar visas kalnas kitu naujienu,kuiros tiesiog lenda kiekviena savaite vis po kokia nauja dali kokio hito paskelbia ant psp,be to psn pasirodys ir mazi zaidimukai pagaliau psp,tokie kurie uzims mazai vietos ir bus tokie geram laiko praleidimui.

PSPgo: New firmware, new connections

 

August 13th, 2009

 

Sony's PSPgo is set to launch with a firmware upgrade featuring new options and tweakables. Expect a full video reveal in a forthcoming Eurogamer TV show, along with fuller hands-on, but in the meantime, check out this complete technical readout of the new, fully armed and operational PlayStation Portable.

 

The pre-release sample of the new hardware arrived with an unreleased firmware revision: 5.70. This may or may not be the system software that ships with the retail unit coming on 1st October, but either way it seems certain new firmware is part of the launch. Regardless, 5.70 does feature a number of changes over the current 5.51 operating system, albeit somewhat slight.

 

Not surprisingly, it's the Settings area of the XMB that gets the lion's share of the changes:

 

* Network Update is now listed as System Update, but, curiously, has the same options.

* Video Settings obviously doesn't have the first four UMD-related toggles.

* System Settings now has a "Your Birth Date" option (second from top), and a "Display Panel Close Option" toggle, which allows you to set it to either "Standard" (goes to a clock graphic) or "Enter Sleep Mode". Also "Battery Information" seems to be gone, as do UMD-related options, but there's a "Format System Storage" option in addition to the usual Memory Stick format option.

* Power Save Settings loses the "Backlight Auto-Adjust" option for some reason.

* There's a new "Bluetooth Device Settings" entry, which consists of a toggle for switching Bluetooth on and off and a "Manage Bluetooth Devices" entry.

 

All other elements of the XMB are identical to the current 5.51 firmware, aside from a new "System Storage" folder similar to the "Memory Stick" one, which, as you might imagine, allows access to the PSPgo's internal flash storage. Hooking up the PSPgo to a Mac via USB, we find that the total available storage available to the user is 14.74GB, formatted in the FAT32 configuration (hence introducing a 4GB file-size limit - unlikely to be a concern to any PSP user). All this gives the PSPgo a marginal memory edge over a 16GB iPod Touch (mine comes in at 14.64GB total capacity).

 

We also measured file transfer times via USB, to the internal flash memory and also to the M2 memory card, using a 699MB file (715,647KB). The M2 transfer came in at 93 seconds, while the copy to the internal flash drive took 95 seconds, so effectively there's next to nothing in it.

 

What is intriguing is that Sony has opted out of using a conventional USB cable format on the new handheld. The PSPgo itself uses a wider, thinner connector for the console, terminating in the standard USB connector. So, similar to the iPhone and iPod Touch, it's proprietary cable time. It also appears as though Sony has moved away from the old AV port that debuted on the PSP-2000 - there's a common-or-garden 3.5mm stereo jack connection for headphones only, not the more traditional extended interface with its support for external remotes and the like.

 

Since the video output settings are still on the XMB, our guess is that Sony is indeed following Apple's lead by consolidating all connections into that new wider, thinner interface, which we strongly suspect will form the basis for an iPod-style dock. All very nice, but it once again emphasises that this is something of a clean break from the old PSP hardware - not only will your UMDs not work, but your component cables are now obsolete in the new order, as are your Memory Sticks: PSPgo uses the newer, smaller, M2 format as found in a number of the Sony Ericsson mobile phones.

 

In terms of other interesting information we picked up... well, we're going to assume that the final production PSPgo hardware won't allow you to flash the firmware with a system update designed for the older handhelds. Bizarrely, the sample apparently does, which resulted in a rather snazzy-looking brick once the PSPgo's previous trustees (who shall remain nameless) had finished with it - a side effect of which is that the rather intriguing-looking Gran Turismo demo included on the flash drive didn't work by the time the unit arrived in our possession, which - as you can imagine - we were really happy about...

 

On the plus side, the hard disk was loaded with a number of other demos, including office favourites WipEout Pulse and Ridge Racer 2, and we'll be commenting on how those feel on the new hardware, and doing our usual tour around and impressions of its exterior and how it works, in next week's hands-on and EGTV Show.

pagaliau ir mini zaidimukai ateina i psp ,komiksai

PSP Minis already winning over iPhone devs

Canadian iPhone developer Frima strikes deal with Sony for PSPgo game

 

Sony is seeing the beginnings of what it hopes is a vast migration of iPhone developers to PSPgo projects

 

During its Gamescom press conference, Sony revealed that its new Minis range – PSPgo games, sized under 100MB, sold cheap – has already courted enough small developers to create about 50 Mini-games by the end of the year.

 

One of those developers was revealed to be HoneySlug, a three-man studio based in London. HoneySlug has already created two games for the iPhone – Ric Rococo and Balloon Headed Boy – but the team is now focusing its efforts on Sony’s new disc-less handheld.

 

Further accelerating Sony’s push into a market that has downloaded over 1 billion iPhone Apps, the firm is partnering with Canadian studio Frima to develop Zombie Tycoon; “a thinking man’s zombie game”.

 

Frima had previously made two iPhone titles – GalaXseeds Tuber Shooter and iBrain Fit-IQ – but the group is, at least for now, putting down its iPhone SDK.

 

Part of the appeal in developing Minis as opposed to iPhone Apps may indeed be the popularity of the latter.

 

The App store is now flooded with cheap games, and many developers are struggling to stand out from the crowd. However many Mini-games the PSPgo has by the end of twelve months may indeed be symptomatic of this saturation point.

 

Mediatonic to develop a number of digital titles for the PSPgo

 

More iPhone specialist studios are pledging their commitment to develop digitally-distributed games for the PSPgo.

 

London-based social-gaming outfit Mediatonic has struck a partnership deal with Sony to create various gamers for the platform.

 

The news comes fast after several other iPhone specialists – including Halfbrick, Frima and HoneySlug – announced they were to focus their work on PSPgo Minis, the new micro-sized games service for the handheld.

 

Recently the group produced its first iPhone title, the 4.9MB-sized Must.Eat.Birds, which is sold on the App store at £0.59.

 

Mediatonic creative director Paul Croft said the PSPgo deal with Sony was “immensely exciting”.

 

“Having dipped our toes in the water with Must.Eat.Birds on the iPhone, we’re thrilled to be adding the PSP Go to our ranks, he said, “and we’ll be designing original games specifically for the platform and its online delivery system.”

PSP Minis to cost $1.50 to $2.50

Sony introduced the concept of PSP minis - low budget, low price

, sub-100 MB games for the PlayStation Portable - at their Gamescom press conference last month. They also mentioned that Indian studio GameShastra was one of the developers at the forefront of PSP mini development. IVG caught up with GameShastra CEO Prakash Ahuja for more information on this new approach to PSP games.

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