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The PlayStation Move gets a new gun shell that’s sitting quietly in Sony’s E3 booth. The shooting attachment, which presumably will be used for first and third person shooters, is also one of the first accessories to use the Move’s expansion port at the bottom of the device.

Look’s as if this is Sony’s answer to the Zapper, no?

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Valve’s co-founder and managing director, Gabe Newell, just went on stage at Sony’s E3 keynote a few moments ago and announced that both Steam and Portal 2 are headed to the PS3 the same time as when the Xbox 360, Mac, and PC owners get their copy. While Portal 2 has Steamworks enabled and supports community features (like chat), it will not be cross platform capable.

With all this news, it’s interesting that Newell said a while back that game consoles are “a waste of everyone’s time” and “a disaster on many levels … I’d say, even at this late date, they should just cancel it and do a do over. Just say, ‘This was a horrible disaster and we’re sorry and we’re going to stop selling this and stop trying to convince people to develop for it’.”

Portal 2 is slated for release sometime in 2011.

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And here we go – another tablet, only this time by Sony. Announced just a few minutes ago, the seven inch tablet can do a lot of stuff. It can even run Chumby apps. There are currently over 1,000 of those apps, and along with those, the tablet will include Sony Music and Sony Pictures, works as an alarm clock, and ships in April for $199. Press shots after the break. Read the rest of this entry →

Not just any Blu-Ray player, the BDP-S770 supports Blu-Ray in 3D and a lot more.

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What do we have here? Is it a new PS3? Well, kind of. Right now, 3 days before its launch, the 250GB Slim is being sold in an unnamed European retail store. The October 6 selling date is only for Europe (sorry North America), and who know how this will affect the PS3 sales for Sony. And will October 6 be the date for a new generation of consoles?

Who knows?

Source: Overclock.net