PSP Consoles

After selling millions of PCs and the Mac version since its release last summer, The Sims 3 will finally make its way to consoles this year.

The game will be appearing on the Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 and DS – PSP owners will just have to suck it up (cough…and buy the excellent PC version). EA said that each version is tailored to match your particular platform.

The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions, for example, will (as with the PC version) allows you to make your own content and share it worldwide without having to leave the game. In addition, there are achievements, awards and more that can be published on Facebook. Update: These versions include a code of non-transferable Series features online.

The Wii version has a resort, new “mission” of adventure, and the game “moments of life”, with prizes.

The DS version will feature stylus control for construction, creation and customization. “Story Mode” will see that the control of the life of a family and “enjoy special moments of life.” Finally, there will be problems and unlock tons.

These certainly don’t sound like sloppy ports for a quick buck — kudos!

Common to all versions will be brand new features, like the unlockable “Karma Powers”, which should prove especially fun for the sadistic players, as you can instantly make your Sims “get lucky” (woo hoo), give them “instant beauty”, or curse them with an “epic fail.” It’s noted you should be careful with these powers, as they can come back to get you (karma’s a bitch).

The Sims 3 launches on consoles and PSP this autumn.

It’s not quite as good as the rearview mirror proposal for Gran Turismo, but the PSP will be getting a new and exciting role in SingStar later this spring. If you’ve spent so much time in places like karaoke we know about these machines that allow you to select the new songs and tail up, while one of your friends are drunk serenade. Well, a new SingStar update coming in June will turn your PSP into one of these devices.

According to the manager of the official line from Sony SingStar SingStar new feature called Remote. If you have more or less what we described above, this SingStar lets you connect a PSP during a game session and create a playlist of 20 songs. The playlist can be changed, while someone is singing, allowing you to queue up a bunch of songs to play on a list on the PSP and how to move quickly from song to song, to ensure that no break in your group SingStar. This is certainly an incentive to Sony’s own hand: connect a PSP to the console is the only way to create such lists.

No need to download or install any special software for your PSP. However, this works even to the remote read, and only need to update SingStar in June, when the function is available.

In addition to the functionality of the PSP, the new update will also include support for vibrato scoring, big clubs, and improve navigation on the Sing Store.

D3P has announced that a video game for the 3D, CGI feature film, Despicable Me will be released on Nintendo Wii and DS as well as Sony PlayStation 2 and PSP.

The title is under development by Monkey Bar Games, a division of Vicious Cycle Software. Despicable Me: The Game – Minion Mayhem for Nintendo DS is developed by way of the future.

The game where players assume the role of Gru (played by Steve Carrell in the movie) one of the greatest villains in the world to plan the biggest theft in history – stealing the moon (that’s right).

Will be released with the film, which hits theaters in July.

“Putting players in the shoes of Gru and his army of minions offers hilarious gameplay opportunities,” said the vice president and general manager of digital platforms, universal and licensing partnerships, Bill Kispert.

“The Despicable Me video games arm players with an arsenal of fun-filled weapons and gadgets – and loads of laughs – as they help Gru pull off his most ambitious heist yet.”

Players will command an army of little yellow minions, complete puzzles and missions and use magnet guns, freeze rays and battle-ready vehicles to vanquish all who stand in their way.

PS3 remotely, the nifty feature that allows you to broadcast video over IP and TV for Sony PSP is designed for laptops. On paper, it looks like Sony just put Sling Media and its Slingbox gear out of business, but there’s a catch: it appears only future Sony VAIO laptops will support it.

In a blog post of PlayStation UK, Sony has revealed that PS3 firmware update 3.30 recently, which has support for 3D games console, the PlayStation 3 is also preparing for another new feature: the PS3 remote laptops. Although details are scarce at this time (with more promised in May), one of the sites to navigate the new media reveals that you will be able to optimize the contents of your hard drive from the PS3 to the distance Just as you can with a PSP using Wi-Fi or the Sony Ericsson public Aino.

The PSP Go must be a sad piece of hardware. In concept, it’s revolutionary. It’s the first dedicated, all-digital game platform (phones notwithstanding), with full support for PlayStation Network, various connectivity features of the PS3 and the full power of the PSP itself.

Unfortunately, in practice it is a kind of miserable. It’s expensive, is loaded with some of the shortcomings of the original PSP (which is my second node analog?), Electronic games and PSP are not cheap or go faster, and in some cases, do not go everything.

Which makes the Dreamy Theater expansion pack to the mega-popular singing virtual idol game Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA all the more of a painful blow, even indirectly. The pack essentially allows Vocaloid fans to play Project DIVA through the PS3 (using a DualShock 3), which in turn upscales and re-renders the graphics to display Miku in high-definition, high-polycount glory. Now you can see Miku singing and dancing on the big screen and pretend you did not get its data from motion capture of a 13-years.

Worse yet, the theater dreamer see these pictures makes me even more disappointed that the game is not yet widely PS3 Miku. Come on, Crypton Future Media and Sega! DO IT. You’ll make bucketloads selling costume and song DLC anyway! Oh, and bring it across the pond, too. Pretty please!