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Ps Vita Weekly Deals: 8 GB Memory $20, Vita 3G/Wifi $230, Mortal Kombat/Gravity Rush $15 more

Added: 22.09.2013 23:18 | 7 views | 0 comments

PS Vita weekly deals and sales from Amazon, GameStop, Cowboom, Walmart, Kmart, and Newegg.

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From: n4g.com

Memory Lane: September Releases Throughout the Years

Added: 22.09.2013 21:18 | 12 views | 0 comments

GP writer Elizabeth Gaiages Henges highlights the biggest releases in September from the past 10 years.

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From: n4g.com

AMD Hawaii R9-290X GPU Pictured With 512-Bit Bus and and 4 GB Memory - Truly a Titan Killer

Added: 21.09.2013 18:18 | 15 views | 0 comments

Alleged pictures of AMDs upcoming R9-290X Hawaii GPU have appeared on the net which provide a look at the massive die and memory chip layout featured on AMDs next generation flagship graphic card. We have already heard some minor details regarding the Hawaii R9-290X GPU that it will feature a die size larger than Tahiti yet 30% smaller than NVIDIAs GK110 core. It will be based on a 28nm process and would be available to consumers in mid-October 2013. The tipster who forwarded us the story came with two pictures showcasing what could possibly be the next generation AMD Hawaii GPU known as the R9-290X and from the looks of it, it features a 512-bit interface and a die size of around 420-430mm2. Now i have heard reports about 384-bit bus on the flagship Hawaii GPU and this seems to contradict those reports but from the looks of it, the picture seem alot more credible so i may take it as a conformation that Haw...

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From: n4g.com

Western Vita TV interest stronger than Sony expected

Added: 20.09.2013 13:53 | 4 views | 0 comments

Executive Masayasu Ito says interest from Western markets for new streaming device has exceeded company's expectations.

Interest from Western consumers in the PlayStation Vita TV streaming device has surpassed Sony's expectations, according to executive Masayasu Ito.

Speaking during a Tokyo Game Show roundtable interview attended by , Ito said the response for the device from Western markets had been "strong#133;more than we expected."

The executive also said Sony is "of course" thinking about launching the PS Vita TV in the United States and Europe, however, timing is not yet nailed down.

"But when it comes to the timing, we'll have to watch the environment and identify what other services are available in the US and Europe and whether we'll have to add other services," Ito said.

Separately, Sony Computer Entertainment president Andrew House told Eurogamer that the company has been "very encouraged" by the Western response to the PS Vita TV. "It's been very, very positive," he said.

House also explained , saying there is simply no major competitor for streaming boxes in the region, compared to the US and Europe where such devices are more readily available.

"The reason we wanted to launch PlayStation Vita TV in Japan first was because we think that there is a significant gap in this market even for a pure streamed TV box," House said. "There isn't really a competitor here that's staked out a claim. And frankly, in my own view, Japan is a little behind the adoption curve in video streaming services.

"So we thought we could have an opportunity in Japan to really establish a leadership position by having an addition differentiated killer app--which is having our huge library of streaming games content," he added.

The PS Vita TV will allow owners to play PSP, original PlayStation, and PS Vita games directly on their televisions. The system will also work with the PlayStation 4's Remote Play feature. In addition, the could "technically" be supported on the PS Vita TV, according to Sony.

The device will launch in Japan on November 14 for ¥9,480 (around $95) and will also be available in a bundle that includes a PS Vita TV, a DualShock 3 controller, and an 8GB Vita Memory Card.

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From: www.gamespot.com

Tetsuya Nomura Details Final Fantasy XV, and How the PS4's Memory Turned Impossible into Possible

Added: 20.09.2013 11:18 | 10 views | 0 comments

Today Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and Asia released a new video interview of the series Conversations with the Creators, and this time around the protagonist of the interview is Final Fantasy XVs director Tetsuya Nomura. Nomura-san had a lot to say about the games systems, the tech its based on, its story and themes, and the synergy with the PS4. Below here's a full translated summary of the points he makes in the interview.