PlayStation

Sony Announces Vodafone As Its Preferred PlayStation Vita 3G Partner

Kotaku AU

Sony has announced overnight that Vodafone is its preferred partner for 3G data services in Australia and is providing a number of incentives to encourage consumers to choose Vodafone over other 3G networks.


October 19, 2011
PlayStation

Thinking About Importing A 3G PlayStation Vita Into Australia? Read This First…

The pricing of the PlayStation Vita has raised some eyebrows. Most expected the Wifi enabled version to retail at $349.95, but $449.95 for the 3G Vita? That’s a bit too much to take for some. As a result you may find yourself tempted to import a 3G unit from overseas, but before you do, you might want to double check a few things.


September 14, 2011
PlayStation

The PS Vita’s 3G Plans Could Raise Eyebrows In Japan

This December, Sony is launching two PS Vitas. One model is the cheaper 3G model. The other is a 3G version.


July 8, 2010

Report: High-Speed 3G Service Could Come To Nintendo, Sony Devices

Sony and Nintendo are in talks to add 3G network connections to their next line of handheld game machines, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.


November 3, 2009
News

Nintendo Ponders Kindle-Style 3G DS

Could a future version of the Nintendo DS hardware use 3G for digital downloads? Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says the company could take a cue from Amazon’s Kindle business model.


June 17, 2009
News

IPhone Racer Captures YouTube Video Of Your Best Races

A new twist on iPhone gameplay extends Firemint Real Racing to YouTube with automatic video captures of your races that are then uploaded to the service for all to view.


November 22, 2008
News

Tectoy Zeebo – 3G Console From Brazil

The Zeebo is a new console from Brazilian outfit Tectoy that uses a 3G SIM card to download games. It is a bit on an odd beast – looking like an unholy marriage of the PS3 and a Wii, and the strictly last-gen games selection (Quake, Crash Bandicoot, etc.) may seem a bit underwhelming.