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Category Archives: Sony
Nintendo partners with Best Buy so you can play unreleased Wii U games in store during E3 (video)
There’s nothing more frustrating than watching a product or service get announced, then having to wait an age to try it out . Nintendo hears that, and has announced via Nintendo Direct , that during E3 week, Best Buy will have playable demos of as-yet released Wii U games in 100 stores across the US and Canada. Given that no one was likely expecting any new hardware from the firm, it’s clear the gaming stalwart is looking for other ways to stir-up some interest. There’s no mention of titles, so we’re left to assume they’d be the games announced at the show. Either way, scratch out that week in June to make sure you find out first hand. Scrub right to the end of the video past the break to see the announcement for yourself. Filed under: Gaming , Nintendo Comments Via: Joystiq Continue reading
Mobile Miscellany: week of May 13th, 2013
If you didn’t get enough mobile news during the week, not to worry, because we’ve opened the firehose for the truly hardcore. This week brought a new handset from Sony to the US and UK, updates to Nokia Creative Suite and three new (and very inexpensive) smartphones from Blu Products. These stories and more await after the break. So buy the ticket and take the ride as we explore all that’s happening in the mobile world for this week of May 13th, 2013. Filed under: Cellphones , Software , Mobile , Sony Comments Continue reading
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The Last of Us will debut ‘play while it downloads’ feature on the PS3
Even though we don’t yet know what the PlayStation 4 looks like or how much it will cost, one of the many details revealed at Sony’s February event was that games will be playable even as they download . Now it turns out we won’t have to wait for the new hardware to experience that feature on a console — Steam, for example, does this on PCs with some games — as The Last of Us leaders Bruce Straley and Neil Druckman told Game Informer the PS3 game will be available as a download the same day it arrives on discs, and is playable once the transfer is 50 percent complete. There’s no word whether other developers will have access to the “magic” Naughty Dog worked out with Sony to make it happen, but as least there will be as little delay as possible before you begin exploring its post-apocalyptic landscape June 14th. Filed under: Gaming , HD , Sony Comments Via: Joystiq Source: Game Informer Continue reading
Apple Boots ‘Bang With Friends’ From The App Store
Apple has just kicked Bang With Friends, an app that launched earlier this month, from its home on the App Store. Apple has yet to release why it has removed the app, but judging by its title and purpose, we’re pretty sure you can deduce where Apple’s opinion is on this one. The folks at Bang With Friends have responded to the removal by saying that the company is working with Apple for a reentry into the store. However, if you still feel the need to use the Facebook-based sex app, you can do so via its web client. In the meantime, you can always try a real relationship. Bang With Friends is an iPhone and web app that lets you choose which Facebook friends you would like to “bang with” or “hang with.” If the friend you’ve selected would like to bang or hang with you as well, you’ll both get notifications. If not, they’ll never know… The post Apple Boots ‘Bang With Friends’ From The App Store appeared first on Macgasm . Continue reading
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Editor’s Letter: When it rains, it pours
In each issue of Distro , editor-in-chief Tim Stevens publishes a wrap-up of the week in news. It’s been a slow couple of weeks here through the beginning of May. Everyone, it seems, was saving up to pile all of their announcements at once, leaving us scrambling and our RSS feed spinning. Over the past few days, new phones were announced by BlackBerry, Nokia, Sony and Samsung while Google has been dropping all sorts of stuff in our laps at I/O and even Microsoft got in on the game by confirming Windows 8.1 will be shown next month. Surely someone could have made a few phone calls and maybe pushed their bit of news up or back a week or two. As I write this, late at night in a hotel in San Francisco, it’s Google I/O that’s dominating the headlines. New Android boss Sundar Pichai promised a very dev-focused event, moving away from the consumer-heavy fireworks of years past, and that’s exactly what we got, with Google spending far more time talking APIs and IDEs than tablets and smartphones. Comments Continue reading