Sony’s PSN is getting a name change in the next update

Sony have just announced that all PlayStation Network accounts will no longer be called the above and instead named Sony Entertainment accounts. The company have explained that the reason for this change is to simply put gaming with other entertainment and media services offered by the Japanese company.

Need for Speed: The Run bags exclusive cars only for the PS3

Need for Speed: The Run arrives in the shops this week with seven hot exclusive cars up for grabs all exclusive to the PS3.

Driver: San Francisco is on its way but digitally

Source: TGS

Its on its way and the good news is that you will not even have to move from your home because Ubisoft Reflections are planning to launch it as a digital download to the PSN (PlayStation Network)and this is what Gareth Edmonson, Ubisoft Reflections MD had to say:

All new BBC iPlayer coming soon to a set top box, smart television and PS3 near you

 

The BBC is getting ready to launch the latest version of the dedicated BBC catch up service, iPlayer to a ray of smart televisions and set top boxes and it looks blooming beautiful.

Nintendo’s new console is set to change gaming again

Details were announced on Nintendo’s next console following on from the ‘Wii’ at E3 2011 yesterday.

Yesterday arrived loads of exciting information on Nintendo’s new console and an actual name for the new beauty, originally thought to be called just ‘Nintendo,’ pretty simple however the Japanese company decided to abandon that and call it Wii U’ instead.

‘Wii U’ is certainly set to impress us with a whole load of neat features attached to the console; I think ‘Wii U’ could be in a competition of its own now knowing what’s in store for the next generation of Nintendo’s motion control console. In the new and revamped controller we can expect to experience a new 6.2 touch screen controller with built a in accelerometer and a gyroscope, rumble capabilities to enhance our experience, front facing camera, a microphone and speaker, a handy stylus, a USB connection slot, motion control and a headphone jack.

The console itself feature HD graphics just like Xbox and PS3. All the same, here is  what I think is useful which I do believe is already around on other consoles, backward  capability so no need to replace your old games because the console will still play all of your previous games designed for the ‘Wii’ on the ‘Wii U.’

Anyhow, this is what I call revolutionary and at the same time convenient. Imagine somebody has come into the living room to watch the TV but you’re playing on the ‘Wii U,’ well don’t panic because the game will wirelessly stream your game straight to the 6.2 inch touch screen controller without you even having to stop what your doing. Now do you agree?

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