SONY konsoliu naujienos !

Sony: PS3 3D Headset support “exciting”

 

Mick Hocking, Senior Director of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios and head of their 3D developer support team, has been talking about the future of 3D gaming in his keynote at the Develop 2011 conference.

 

In particular, he noted the 3D headset that Sony debuted at CES in January. Featuring a 1280×720 OLED screen for each eye, as well as virtual surround sound, Hocking said it ”produces a really nice and immersive 3D effect”. He also noted that Sony have already experimented internally with adding support for it into PS3 games.

 

It was the potential of the device for immersion in gaming that really got him excited as he concluded his keynote celebrating the first year of stereoscopic 3D on the PlayStation 3: “there’s no head tracking with it yet,” Hocking noted, but ”it’s very exciting to think about what we could do with head mounted displays in the future with things like the Move Controller where you could look down and see the gun in your hand, look up and look around the scene.”

 

Sony hired out the Odeon Cinema in Brighton to give a giant screen demonstration of the best of the first year in 3D gaming on PlayStation 3 – and what the future holds for the third dimension on the Sony platform.

 

"We're working with a couple of games at Sony that are experimenting with virtual-reality-type experiences."

jau senai galvojau kad toks headsetas butu geriausias variantas prie konsoliu, tiesiog aukstos rezos headsetas kuriu iki siol beveik ir nebuvo. na sony jau pristate vieno koncepcija,tieksimes tai issivystys i realu produkta kuri galesim visi isigyt veliau.

taigi ka losime ant PS3 Rugpjuti :

August 2nd

 

Phinease and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension

Bleach: Soul Resurreccion

 

August 16th

 

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron

 

August 23rd

 

Deus Ex Human Revolution

 

August 30th

 

Bodycount

Madden NFL 12

Driver: San Francisco

Air Conflicts: Secret Wars

na va ir Bodycount visai net pamirsau.kad iseina greit. dauguma is siu geimu multi taigi iseis ant visu platformu. mane domina 3 zaidimai ,aisku Deus Ex, Driver, bei idomu kas tam Bodycount bus idomaus jeigu bus.o iskirtinai ant PS3 priglausciau No More Heroes

taigi sitas 7.1 geris dabar dar 35% pigiau tiem kas preorderins jas dabar amazon, kainuos tik $65 is tu 100 kurie butu normaliai kainave. jamam be sneku. ir aisku svarbiausia kaip visada, kad viskas kas skirta PS3 , veikia ir su PC ar Mac be problemu.

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Have you yet to get a gaming headset? Or perhaps your Turtle Beaches have fallen apart and you are in need of a new set like I am. Well, if you’re a PS3 gamer this is a great deal for you. You can snag the upcoming Sony Wireless Stereo headset 35% off!

 

Amazon recently lowered the pre order price of the Sony Wireless Stereo headset by 35%, making it a mere $65. And, since its Amazon, you know what that means: Free shipping is an option. Hurry, who knows how long this insane deal will last! Pre order the Sony PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset today! Full specs are below.

 

Product Features

 

· The Official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset

 

· 7.1 virtual surround sound enables you to hear the enemy before they see you

 

· Crystal clear conversations to strategize with teammates. Stay informed with exclusive on-screen headset status updates.

 

· Built-in rechargeable battery delivers seven hours usage on a single charge. Enjoy your Wireless Stereo Headset on your PC or Mac

 

· Enjoy hi-fidelity sound while watching your favorite movie. Breathable oversized earpads allow for hours of comfortable gameplay

 

Product Description

Experience The Ultimate Audio Advantage with the official PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset. Hear the enemy before they see you with 7.1 digital surround sound. Mobilize your squad during intense multiplayer gaming using the highest quality voice chat. Maintain the edge by staying informed with on-screen headset status updates. Get fast access to key buttons like microphone mute and volume control with a simple tap or slide of the finger on the headset. And enjoy hours of in-the-zone comfort with oversized earpads. The official Wireless Stereo Headset for the PS3 system is your new deadliest weapon.

Sony: Use Vita as a PS3 controller

You could use PlayStation Vita as a controller for PS3 games, Sony has revealed.

 

This Wii U-like capability was explained by Sony Europe R&D manager Phil Rogers at the Develop Conference 2011.

 

"What could you do with all of this?" Rogers asked a room of developers and Eurogamer. "Here's a few boring technical ideas: you could drive a display from a PS3 game, for example.

 

"PS3 can send data down to Vita and Vita can display it. You could use the unique features [of Vita] - gyroscope, touch front and back - as a control device for a PS3 game.

 

"You can run software on both devices and use the network to sync the game states. And that's pretty good, because you then have the processing power of PS3 doing that work, Vita [doing] fancy graphics - however you want to do it. You're not sacrificing the PS3's CPU to be able to have a rich experience on Vita."

 

Rogers said this was "a fairly new idea", and encouraged developers to talk to Sony if they have any ideas for it. "Most of the time we'll be OK with it," he said.

 

Another thing Vita can do is cross-platform play. This was demonstrated with WipEout 2048 on Vita talking to a bespoke compatible build of WipEout HD on PS3. The two games connected via PSN and, after a lengthy wait for the Vita version to load, worked together seamlessly. The PS3 version had a visibly higher frame-rate and was the better looking of the two games, although the difference at a glance was minimal.

 

Rogers mentioned that pool game Hustle Kings will also support cross-platform play. He also confirmed Vita Remote Play support for platform launch, whenever that will be.

 

"At launch we're going to have some PSN features that work across both platforms," said Rogers. "You could access data on each side and access scoreboards, for example. We're building on that.

 

"Obviously we had to bring certain things on and make sure that servers work against all the features and it doesn't break the PS3 experience, because there's a lot of PS3 users.

 

"For launch we'll also have Remote Play, which does look good on Vita - I saw an early version of it running recently."

 

Remote Play allows the Vita to receive encoded video output in real-time from PS3.

 

One of the more ambitious and alluring PS Vita capabilities is called Continuation Play. This allows a PS3 game to be played and then taken on the move on PS Vita.

 

"We have a system called Title User Storage, which allows 1MB of data on our servers for games," explained Rogers. "And that can be accessed on both platforms; you can access that same data.

 

"You can save your game on PS3, go over to Vita, pull that data back and swap it between them, so you can play a game at home, take it on the train and continue."

 

Rogers said Ruin, a Diablo-like action RPG, was the only announced PS Vita game that currently uses Continuation Play. "But there's probably a few that we've seen via the support site that we can't talk about," he teased.

 

"The feature is there," he added. "We've told developers that you can use Title User Storage to push the game data across."

 

The connection between PS Vita and PS3 will be handled via Wi-Fi and through the PlayStation Network.

 

"The important thing to note, and people always forget this, is that the Network exists; you don't need fancy cables, you don't need to have that there," said Rogers. "You're connected over an access point; send IP to each other - it just works.

 

"We did support USB, but [there's] not really much more point for that - wireless is fairly decent."

 

Further down the line, Rogers said developers will be able to retroactively patch-in support for Vita in existing PS3 games.

 

He also said Sony was making a concerted effort to encourage developers to use these new ideas arriving with PlayStation Vita.

 

"There's a push from our third-party team for encouraging licensees to be having those features [cross-platform, continuation play] in game," he said.

taigi bus galima PS Vita naudot kaip PS3 pulteli ir visus is to iseinancius Vitos privalumus . ir cia tik pradzia. Wii U nelabai ir reikes aplamai jau.

Just How Many Game Studios Does Sony Own, Anyway?

IN DETAIL: Sony's sixteen first-party studios

taigi paciam idomu buvo jau senai suzinot kiek tu zaidimu kurianciu kompaniju Sony ownina. ir manau skaiciai sako savo , del ko nei MS nei nintendo negali nieko su tuo padaryt,nesvarbu kad ir kokie gali but nevyke ar blogai nuportinti kiti multi zaidimai ant PS3, bet situ 16 kompaniju zaidimai visada bus auksciausios kokybes, bei paskutinius kelis metus tai tikrai eina auksciau nei beveik visi kiti multi zaidimai ar kad ir MS exclusivai. o dar nesenai ant dienu SOny isigijo ir Infamous kurejus. manau skaicius dar padides neblogai kai parades eit zaidimai PS vitai, nes ten bus irgi dauguma kureju SOny pagloboti.

New PS3 Slim models (3001-A/B ) now available in North America

Customers have started receiving these new PS3 units and have taken note of some changes they have noticed over their previous models, some of which include: A black trim below the disc drive, LEDs have been removed on the system except for the HDD indicator, and the system appears to run much quieter when compared to the CECH-2xxx series. These new slims also use less energy than previous models

 

Amazon began shipping the new generation PS3 earlier this week to customers -- so if you ordered recently you may have a new model. As we reported last week, Sony posted images of, what appeared to be, the CECH 3000-B model from Japan. If you are in the market for a new PS3, now is fine a time to purchase one of the newer models, though there is a chance Sony may announce a price drop during Gamescom later this month.

taigi isoriniai skirtumai kad panaikino visus LED , paliko tik viena HDD . fanas buves 120mm , dabar tik 80mm del ko daug tyliau dirba. ir aisku maziau energijos vartoja.

New PS3 Firmware 3.70 Adds PSP Remaster Compatibility

Version 3.70 of the PlayStation 3's firmware is available today. Joining some PlayStation Plus exclusive features, the firmware update makes your PS3 ready for the PSP Remaster series, which kicks off on the 25th with Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD.

 

Once you've updated your firmware, you'll find new settings specific to PSP Remasters:

 

Screen Mode: Select from normal and full

3D Output: Turn off or select between seven levels of 3D depth

Ad-Hoc Channel: Select automatic or channels 1, 6 or 11 for connecting to other systems

PSP Remaster Ad-Hoc Mode: Turning this on will let you use Ad-Hoc mode while using Ad-Hoc Party.

 

The update also makes it so that your PSP and PS3 can share PSP Remaster save data between the original PSP title and its PSP Remaster counterpart. You'll need to copy the save data to your PSP first.

 

Separate from the PSP Remaster update, the firmware update adds automatic Trophy synching and automatic save data upload. These are just for PlayStation Plus members.

 

Due to the increase in video applications being offered on PS3, we are adding a new category on the XMB called TV/Video Services. This category will include video applications such as Netflix, Hulu PLUS, and VUDU.

 

• You'll be able to find and download all of the video applications available on PS3 directly from this new XMB category.

• A folder labeled "My Channels" within this category will allow you to easily access your downloaded applications.

• Any videos downloaded from the PlayStation store will continue to be placed in the existing Video category on the XMB

 

Two updates for all of you enjoying Blu-ray 3D movies on PS3:

 

• 3D support will now be available when accessing Java-based special features on Blu-Ray

• DTS-HD MA, DTS-HD HR decoding/bit stream output (or lossless audio) will be supported while playing Blu-ray 3D movies.

• 3D digital photos in MPO format can now be viewed in 3D on the XMB and in the Photo Gallery app.

 

 

PSP was also given a firmware update to version 6.60 today. This update is mostly a software stability update, but it also removes the PlayStation Spot option from the system's Network menu, corresponding with the end of the PlayStation Spot web page service (PlayStation Spot, Sony's retail information kiosks, can continue to be used as a PSP access point). The PSP firmware update does not appear to have anything to do with the PSP Remaster series.

taigi nemazai naujienu naujam PS3 fw update, bei ir PSP gauna nauja fw taipogi.