A new version of the Media Go application is now available to download for the PC. The free PC software already lets you manage the games, movies, music and videos for your PSP but Sony made a few improvements for you in Media Go version 1.2. The first improvement is that you can now transfer play lists from your PC to your PSP, so you can have specific playlists ready to take with you on your PSP whenever and wherever you want.
When firmware 3.0 was first released, there were many reports of Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune freezing and various parts in the game. Since then, Sony release Firmware v3.01 to patch the issue. While the optional patch did work for some, it also caused more problems for others. The comments section of PlayStiaton Blog’s Firmware 3.01 announcement has been overwhelmed by user reports of disc drive errors since Firmware 3.00 and 3.01 were released; most commonly, read errors reportedly occur when running Blu-ray games or movies, but in some alleged cases plain old DVDs are not working either.
This week on the PlayStation Store, there is lots of new content available for download. Both the US and European Stores have price promotions on many titles. Europe has also received five new playable demos and the US has two. The October Episode of Qore is now available to download on the US Store. As for game add-on content, the Watchmen LittleBigPlanet costumes are out and new Fallout 3 content.
This week on the PlayStation Store, 13 PSP Mini titles are now available to download. You can download them for £3.99 and under. You will also find a huge selection of new and old UMD title available, including FIFA 10, Gran Turismo and GTA. Check out the list of new games below as well as the entire list of PSP games available.
The October Episode of Qore features Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time, EyePet, Blur and Borderlands. Veronica Belmont visits Insomniac Games to check out the latest R&C title while Audrey Cleo meets her new virtual pal and demonstrates how PS3 technology could change the way we interact with games in the future.
NIS America have re-releasing some of their past PSP titles to celebrate the launch of the PSPgo. And what’s really awesome about this is that our past PSP titles will be 50% off for the whole week. The discount will only be valid for one week starting today, so don’t miss this chance to get their past titles on your PSP. Prices range between $4.99 and $9.99.
After some delay, version 1.30 of PlayStation Home will finally be released later today. The major update to PlayStation Home adds many new features including Universal Game Launching, In-store Item Preview, new Emotes and Actions, new types of items and a whole load of bug fixes. Check out the detailed changelog below.
PSP Firmware 6.10 is now available to download. The update adds new support for the Media Go application and also adds Internet Tethering support to the PSPgo. The update will be needed to access the PlayStation Store and to play the latest Mini Games, coming out today. See below for a detailed changelog.
The PSPgo is released in only a few hours time. Now that the UMD drive is gone, you’re probably wondering what games you can purchase from the PlayStation Store. Well, along with the launch of the PSPgo tomorrow, lots of new and old titles will be added to the PlayStation Store. Check out come of the titles available below, including the new PSP Minis range.
Japanese Fans of Pro Evo 2010 / Winning Eleven 2010 will be glad to know that a hardware bundle is headed your way. The new PlayStation 3 Slim, complete with 120GB hard drive and a DualShock 3 wireless controller will be bundled with a copy of the game. The bundle will be available to purchase from November 5th 2009 for ¥34,800 (approx. £242 / $388).
