Sony have provided an update on the now 7 day outage of the Playstation Network which has been down due to an external intrusion into the system. In their latest update they have said it is likely that personal information (such as name and address and purchase history) has been compromised as well as Credit Card information if you’ve kept it on the system for purchases.
This is nothing short of a terrible piece of PR for Sony, in previous updates over the past 7 days they’ve said that they are “rebuilding the PSN servers from the ground up” which implied there was more than was being said.
There is still no ETA on when the PSN will be back up [...]
Never before has a post title so essentially decided the tags I attach too it!
PAX 2009 has just finished and, swine-flu not-withstanding, it was a success.
There’s a metric ass-load of trailers after the cut, some of which require you to prove that you were born on January 1st, 1900… You have been forewarned!
Seriously, [THQ] have published everything else Games Workshop for the past five years so it’s hardly unsurprising that they are bringing the English version of everyone’s favourite game of fantasy football with added violence to UK retail and online stores in the form of a tangible release.
The game has been on retail shelves in France, Spain, Germany and a few other retail shelves since mid-june (likely due to licensing) but British gamers have been restricted to a digital download direct from Cyanide for a frankly absurd amount of money.
The game lands for PC, DS & PSP on the 18th of September. The Xbox release will ‘follow [...]
Tech Radar has posted a run-down on T3’s hands-on impressions of Sony’s latest handheld.
The latest revision of the portable goes on sale later in the year (just in time for the Christmas rush) and brings with it a revised, smaller form-factor with the controls hidden behind a phone-esque sliding mechanism.
Along with the new design comes a new online strategy (presumably targeting smart-phone users and their application stores rather than its main game competition, the Nintendo DSi) and a large (expandable) amount of on-board flash memory for your games and movies, replacing the need to carry a wad of UMDs with you.
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