Sony have filed an application with the US patent office for a device that seems to connect the Six-axis to the bottom of their handheld device, the PSP.
Sony have been badgered for a comment but as per usual SCEA declined to make any kind of statement.
What also isn't clear is the reason why. Does it mean that it will allow games that allow two analogue controllers to now be playable on the PSP or maybe it will allow for some in-game features of the PS3 to be transferred over to the PSP, like the rear-view mirror which was demonstrated at last year's E3?
As we already know, the PSP Lite will feature digital output which enables users to view UMD's on their televisions sets and also opens up more possibilities for PS3/PSP interaction.
Questions, questions.
Source: Gamesindustry.biz
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Six-axis compatibility with PSP?
Japanese Hardware sales, July 16th - July 22nd
Yes it's the weekly point and laugh at Microsoft time! That's right, kids. The Japanese hardware numbers are up. I wonder how many billion Wii's and DS' Nintendo have sold this week? Or maybe the PS3 has actually made some ground? Who knows?
Still, looking at Eastern sales that have no bearing on the Western gaming market is always fun, and laughing at the dire performance of the XBox 360 always brings apologists out of the woodwork from both sides of the console fence.
I know the suspense is killing you so here they are!
- DS Lite: 154,459 
- Wii: 86,786 
- PSP: 32,894
- PS2: 14,059
- PS3: 12,187
- Xbox 360: 2,664
- Game Boy Micro: 315
- Gamecube: 131
- GBA SP: 122
- DS Phat: 45
- GBA: 24
What a surprise! No-one's buying anything over there apart from Nintendo products! Who'd've thunk it?
Tune in next week to marvel at more Nintendo sales figures!
Source: Media Create
