Sony finally bids adeiu to its unusually shaped bommerang controller for PS3. Infact, they have unveiled the final controller which resembles a PS2 controller. The new controller is wireless but features a USB to make it wired. It has a 6 axis motion control and unlike its predecessor it won’t feature vibration. Sony claims that it could interfere with the 3D motion sensors.
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Acer has launched the Aspire 5 AI laptop in India, aimed at users seeking a balance of performance and portability for productivity, multitasking, and light gaming. Powered by Intel’s Core Ultra 5 and Ultra 7 H-series processors, the laptop ships with up to 32GB of LPDDR5 RAM and up to 1TB of NVMe SSD storage. […]
Nintendo has announced Pictonico!, a photo-based mini game title for iOS and Android. The game lets players use existing photos or take new ones in-app and converts them into short, touch-controlled mini games featuring friends and family. Nintendo says Pictonico! is all about having fun with your pictures. Users will have up to 80 mini games […]
Amazon has launched a new Fire TV Stick HD in India, priced at Rs. 4,999. The updated streaming stick delivers, on average, over 30% faster performance than its predecessor and is 30% slimmer than other sticks in the Fire TV range. It supports full HD streaming with HDR10+, Bluetooth 5.3, and Wi-Fi 6. It can […]
Sony has increased PlayStation Plus subscription prices for new customers in select regions, effective May 20, citing “ongoing market conditions.” The change covers one-month and three-month plans on the Essential tier. PlayStation Plus Essential one-month subscriptions now start at $10.99 USD / €9.99 EUR / £7.99 GBP, up from $9.99 / €8.99 / £6.99. Three-month […]
Portronics has launched the Sky Cast, a wireless Type-C to HDMI screen casting device. Priced at just Rs. 4,999, the accessory enables screen mirroring without Wi-Fi or additional apps, enabling users to enjoy content seamlessly at home, office or even in classrooms. The Sky Cast supports 4K@50Hz resolution and operates via a paired HDMI transmitter […]
just wanted to clear things up before I spent $100 extra dollars getting the 60GB model:
1) As the 20GB model does not come with HDMI input, does that mean that you can still have High Defenition gaming (with use of a cable – i.e. DVI-to-HDMI) or not?
2) Sony have stated that the hard drive in the PS3s can be upgraded, is there a limit to 60GB (i.e. the 60GB PS3 cannot be upgraded) or can we buy a 250GB and put that in there?
3) Is there any images showing boxart of any games?
Thanks