Glitches in new consoles are not unusual, but experts have been surprised by the number of related postings sent to Twitter and YouTube.
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Saturday, 25 February 2012
Sony apologises as PlayStation Vita glitches spread
Glitches in new consoles are not unusual, but experts have been surprised by the number of related postings sent to Twitter and YouTube.
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REVIEW: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (Elite)
Describe Call of Duty: Elite, in a sentence. Well, a decent stab at that request would be "a war-themed Facebook with heatmap-kill-ratio-infographics instead of drunken snaps of your old school pals". A new digital service that launches with Modern Warfare 3 (but is backwards compatible with Call of Duty: Black Ops, and will be supported by all future Call of Duty/Modern Warfare titles), it's designed to keep you playing the online component of Modern Warfare 3 even longer than you were planning to by teaching you ways to improve your online shooting techniques, connecting you with other like-minded players and challenging you to compete for real world prizes.
PS Vita has Mini problem, Facebook app pulled
People have popped up on the PlayStation Forum complaining that they can't play PlayStation Mini games on their shiny new Vitas, SlashGear reports. Meanwhile, the Facebook app for Vita has been yanked due to issues, though these are all Facebook's fault, apparently.
PlayStation Minis are downloadable casual games that launched in 2009. Members of PlayStation Plus typically receive one PlayStation Mini a month. But those trying to do so on their Vitas are seeing the error code: C1-2858-3.
Friday, 24 February 2012
PS Vita review
This is a brand new PS Vita review taking into account several firmware updates since our original assessment (launch firmware: 1.61)
The PS Vita is the most powerful, dazzling and impressive handheld games console ever built.It packs not one but two quad-core processors, a sparkling 5-inch touchscreen OLED display, dual analogue stick controls and games that go way beyond what any other portable device is currently capable of.
That includes the Nintendo 3DS, which may wield 3D optics as its trump card, but nonetheless simply cannot compete with the Vita in terms of graphical fidelity. What the PS Vita offers is more akin to a home console experience on the move, and that puts it in an elite class of one.
Take a look at PS Vita gameplay footage, the new interface and touch controls in our video:
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