A group of hackers says it is planning another wave of cyberattacks against Sony in retaliation for its handling of the PlayStation Network breach.
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The PSP just kicks on kicking. For the weekend ending April 18, the PSP regained top spot in the Japanese hardware sales chart, taking the place from the recently-released and underperforming 3DS.
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By now everyone knows about the security breach that hit the PlayStation Network this past week. What started as a simple outage was soon disclosed as one of the largest incidents of data theft to hit the world of online gaming. The biggest concern on everyone's mind has been the safety of their credit card details stored with the service. So is there any need to cancel your credit card?
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Following on from news earlier today that South Australian Attorney-General John Rau is seeking to abolish the MA15+ rating for video games, it seems that Rau is set on an R18+ rating being introduced and will take matters into his own hands if the other Attorneys-General don't take action.
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Last Monday, we reported that Sony announced a price drop of the PSP, and were confused as to why they would move their full-featured PSP to a price-point underneath their "budget" PSP Go. The answer has been revealed, with Sony announcing that they are ceasing production of the PSP Go, to "concentrate on the NGP".
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In bizarre murmurings that have had the entirety of gamingdom in a bit of a conversational tizz today, rumours are running riot that Nintendo’s 2012-bound new console, the Wii 2 (that’s so… boring) will be the first system to claim the as-yet unannounced Grand Theft Auto V. I’ve checked my calendar and it’s most definitely not April 1st right now, so it might pay to check out just where this insane idea first emanated from. Ah, what’s this, it’s sleuthy French site, 01.net…
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