Sony Playstation stories - Page 26

New Zealand gaming site ButtonMasher may have unearthed an attempt by local broadcaster TV3 to copy an advertising campaign most Kiwis won't have seen.

Sony brings PSN prepaid cards to NZ, available in $30 and $50 for gaming content. Purchase now at major retailers.

With only a week left, Microsoft urges Windows XP SP2 users to upgrade to SP3 or newer versions like Windows 7 to continue receiving vital security updates.

DC Comics joins PSN, offering 80+ titles for PSP, including Batman and Green Lantern, with prices from $1.90 to $7.90. Free Superman preview available.

Sony announces irresistible PSPgo offer: Buy now and claim 10 free games, including hits like Assassin's Creed and GTA. Offer ends Sept 30.

ModNation Racers for the PSP is the handheld little brother of the PlayStation 3 customisable kart-racing game of the same name.

Final Fantasy IX makes a grand return to PSN, offering fans a nostalgic dive into Zidane and co.'s epic journey, a decade after its PSOne debut.

On the market for a new phone? Pick up the new Sony Ericsson X10i and you just might land yourself a PlayStation Portable as well.

SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 takes PSP action to new heights, blending intense gameplay with deep weapon customisation for an unmatched experience.

HB Studios teams with The Rugby Forum for Rugby 2012, aiming for a summer 2011 launch on current-gen consoles. Details to follow.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Sony will release a PlayStation smartphone sometime this year in collaboration with Sony Ericsson.

ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.

I would hope that the game feels better to play on a PC or PSP, but I really cannot recommend Blood Bowl to anybody. It hurts.

EA announces the discontinuation of online support for several games, including fan favourites like 'Burnout 3: Takedown'.

Invizimals turns gamers into hunters with the PSP, but its tedious gameplay and challenging monster capture may not charm all.

Sony's belated release, 'Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier', lands on PSP and PS2 with mixed feelings – new flights but faded visuals disappoint.

Little Big Planet's leap to PSP delivers a nostalgic platform gaming experience, despite a trim in features. A must for retro fans.

EA announces demo release date for highly anticipated shooter, Army of Two: The 40th Day, available on PS3 and Xbox 360 from December 17th.

Sony's free music video streaming service is available to New Zealand PS3 owners from this Friday, December 11th.

Purchase a PSPgo before January 10th 2010 and you'll be eligible to download one of three popular titles free of charge.