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E310: Scott Pilgrim In All His Pixelated Glory

And here’s your E3 2010 Scott Pilgrim trailer. Now that I think about it, Ubisoft did not show off this game during their press conference. It would have been the only highlight in an otherwise drab press conference.

Still no word on launch but it’ll be available for PSN. Wait. What?! Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game will be …

E310: Death Match: PlayStation Plus x Xbox Live Gold

Since the PS3’s launch in 2006, Sony has touted the value of the third generation console’s bevy of free features compared to that of Microsoft’s Xbox Live Gold subscription membership. Well, that doesn’t matter anymore now that Sony has their own paid subscription model that is set to roll out on June 29.

Here’s how …

Exclusive: Sony PlayStation Move Tech Demo

I mentioned in our story last week that we’d have another exclusive tech demo video of the PlayStation Move. If the multiple window portion of last week’s video impressed you then you’ll likely be blown away by everything else Evan and I saw while we were in California at the PlayStation headquarters. Words won’t do it …

E3 2010: What We’re Looking Forward To

One of our Techland colleagues who shall not be named asked, “Is it bad that I don’t know what E3 is?”

Sigh.

Well, not really. But, it does make Peter and I a bit sad. So, if there’s anyone else out there who needs a quick primer, then you should know that E3 stands for the Electronic Entertainment Expo. For about 15 years, …

PlayStation Move: You Think You Know

By Evan Narcisse and Peter Ha

FOSTER CITY – For every generation of video game hardware, one particular console manages to infiltrate the public consciousness and become the shorthand for an entire industry. In the 80s and early 90s it was Nintendo. In 1994, Sony roared onto the scene with the PlayStation and then again in 2000 …

Sony Develops Flexible Display

Sony is showing off an 80-micrometer thin flexible OLED display. It measures 4.1 inches, does full color, and has a resolution of 423×240 pixels. Sony demonstrated the display by playing video files on it while wrapping it around a 4-millimeter cylinder several times. Who knows, maybe your next phone will be little more than a …

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