Naruto Finally Lands on PSP

Create your dream team of Ultimate Ninja Heroes. Today Namco Bandai announced the latest entry in its anime martial arts series, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes, has shipped for the PSP. The game features team-based ninja action for both single and multiplayer. Although there have been many Naruto titles released on other systems, this is the first in the series to be available for PSP in North America and Europe. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes was developed by CyberConnect2, the team responsible for the .hack series and Tails Concerto way back on the original PlayStation. Players can form their ninja dream team of three characters. Different combinations will unleash different skills in each ninja. Once you have a team you're happy with you can challenge a friend over the PSP wireless ad-hoc system. Source: ign.com

PSP is GO! GO! GO! Sony announces three new services to turn PSP into the ultimate handheld entertainment device.

During its big Games Convention conference, Sony announced three new services to turn European PlayStation Portables into a mobile video phone, GPS system and downloadable TV device. First up, we'll take a look at Go! Messenger, which offers voice and video calls over wi-fi. Sony has struck a deal with phone company BT to offer this service across Europe and it's expected to roll out next January as part of a firmware update. What's more, by using the software alongside the previously released Go! Camera you can make video calls to other Messenger users or send video messages. Also announced was the Go! Explore utility, which turns the PSP into a portable GPS system that can be used when travelling by car or on foot. By using a fairly small peripheral that slots into the mini-USB port on top of the system, you can plan routes and then take 3D fly-throughs them. The 3D maps show places of interest - including famous sights or recognisable locations - speed cameras and local services, such as restaurants. Go! Explore is launching next February and will be free to use, although we're not sure how much the GPS add-on is going to cost. Finally, Sony revealed more details about its deal with SKY to offer a video download service in the UK. Although it was originally back in July by SKY, Sony Europe president David Reeves explained that the broadcasting company is planning to make movies, sports, TV shows and music available on either a pay-per-view basis or through subscriptions to particular channels. Reeves was also keen to stamp out rumours that SKY was also looking to offer something similar on Nintendo DS and said it "will not be available on any other handheld or mobile device". So there you go Nintendo. Currently the deal with SKY only covers the UK but Sony is in talks with a provider in France and also considering video downloads for Germany and Spain too. Source: ign.com

PSP Slim will be release on September 2007

The PSP Slim is lighter than the older PSP by 99-grams (a 33% reduction) and is all of 4.4-millimeters thinner (a 19% reduction.) Besides losing a bit of weight, the PSP Slim gains a TV-out capability, which is a feature rumored to have been pulled from the original model as a cost-saving gesture. Rounding out the upgrade, the PSP Slim will load games from UMDs slightly faster due to a new data caching ability. Buyers may also be tempted by a pair of new colors, Ice Silver and Ceramic White. PSP Slim Introduction in E3 2007 PSP Slim on T3-tv Full Report: ign.com

Resident Evil 5 / Biohazard 5

Resident Evil 5 is targeted to be release at sometime in 2009. This game was developed and published by Capcom, and is targeting to make it's debut on PlayStation 3 and XBox 360. Here are the Teaser Trailer of Resident Evil 5:

Wii Zapper, the 'Wii Gun'

Nintendo has made a preview on their new game controller, Wii Zapper in E3 2007. Wii Zapper, is a new housing for the Wii Remote and Nunchuk which allow using to play the First Person Shooting (FPS) games. Below is the Youtube clip for the demo of Wii Zapper with Resident Evil by Capcom. and the preview of Wii Zapper in E3 2007 Nintendo Press Conference.

Nintendo Wii Wheel

Gentlemen, Start you engine! Is time to using the new Nintendo Wii Wheel for the car racing game on Nintendo Wii. Nintendo has announced their new custom controller, Nintendo Wii Wheel, a steering looks alike controller integrate with Wii Remote. Here are the clip in YouTube, where Nintendo announced their Nintendo Wii Wheel with the new game, Mario Kart for Wii in the E3 2007 Press Conference. Beside this, Mario Kart for Wii allows you to racing against the rivals around the world in real time.

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