Xbox 360 price cut in UK
IT SEEMS THE Xbox 360 is receiving non-official price-cuts in the UK.
Xbox 360
Play.com is now offering the Xbox 360 Premium for a bargain £170 delivered. Or
an Arcade for £150.
This will probably not appease this analyst who's called for a 'proper' price-cut.
However, another analyst believes the US price-drop should at least propel the 360 in the charts for the next month or two.
Dell is now offering a free Xbox 360 Elite - providing you spend a small fortune on one of its laptops, reports Gizmodo.
Fortunately, you won't be forced to use the new Xbox 360 dashboard on your new Elite, so says Major Nelson.
PS3/PSP
A Java homebrew devkit for the PS3 has emerged and Engadget does its best to
show it doesn't know what Java is capable of
here.
A new Sony PSP model has been spotted, with an in-built mic and a new PS button.
John Koller, Sony's senior marketing manager for PSP, has mentioned that GPS-enabled games could eventually hit the PSP - which would be an interesting use of the technology.
Wii/DS
Satoru Iwata has
apologised
for Nintendo's weak showing at E3, with none of the key-titles earlier promised.
A new disk-dumper, that dumps Wii DVD contents to SD cards has been made available.
Gamesindustry.biz reports that Nintendo platform titles currently dominate the charts.
Eurogamer has this week's Virtual Console round up. µ
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Didn't the Gizmondo support GPS for games? There's not much use for it. Geocache games can be fun, but it's not going to happen on the PSP.