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Adidas miCoach out now on European Xbox 360s and PS3s, connects to cameras and own hardware
Author: Ian Simpson
Those looking to refine their own olympian body in preparation for this year’s Games can get Adidas’ miCoach title for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Tapping into both consoles’ respective motion-sensing cameras (and Adidas’ very own sensors and units), there are six sports to mess around in, with over 400 different workouts that can be synced with existing miCoach accounts. There’s additionally a raft of Adidas-emblazoned athletes to takie you with those movements. The games are priced up at & pound; 21 (around $ 32) a piece in the UK, but American indoor competitors can easily expect their model to show up around July 24.
Adidas miCoach out now on European Xbox 360s and PS3s, links to video cameras and very own hardware originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 15 Jul 2012 04:13:00 EDT. Please see our terms for usage of feeds.
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Sony Sells 8 Million Moves, 50 Million PS3s Worldwide
Author: James Cliff
Things are going great for Sony. It settled that icky business with GeoHot, and now it’s flying high on the sales of its PS3 and accessories. The Move, which came out last September, has now sold 8 million units as of April 3. Compare this to Microsoft’s Kinect, which sold a cool 10 million units as of early March.
The Sharp Shooter, the little gun-thing for the Move that has no relation to the Bret Hart maneuver, has a 40 percent attach rate with sales of Killzone 3 at “key retailers.†Who are these “key retailersâ€? C’est un mystère!
Oh, and there’s now 50 million PS3s out there worldwide.
Just a sales tidbit, is all.
And slightly unrelated, I’ve also noticed that the console versions of Portal 2 have leaked, but it’s PC gamers that are killing gaming, right? (Wrong.)
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Xbox 360′s Kinect, PS3′s Move Still Seeing ‘Limited Expectations,’ says Analyst
Author: James Cliff
Xbox 360′s Kinect, PS3′s Move Still Seeing ‘Limited Expectations,’ says Analyst
Ever since GDC and E3 this year, the hype train has been really building for the respective motion control solutions from Microsoft and Sony. The latter is about to launch its much talked about PlayStation Move this week, while Microsoft is set to kick off the Kinect launch in November.
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News: SEGA’s Rise of Nightmare for Kinect
“Wake up to a new wave of horror.” SEGA’s Rise of Nightmare has been announced exclusively for Xbox 360 Kinect. A trailer was shown at Microsoft’s 2010 Tokyo Game Show conference. Ellie Gibson, our woman on the ground, glimpsed flashes of zombies, people being hacked to pieces and a man strapped to a bed. Screaming was heard in the background. “Wake up… to a new wave of horror,” teased the …
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Xbox hopes to Kinect with Japanese market
Battling its Japanese gaming rivals on their home turf hasn’t been easy for Microsoft Corp. Its Xbox 360 game console runs a…
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PS3′s summer 3D firmware is all fun and games… and no Blu-ray movie support?
Author: Antonio Pierce
If you want you and your loved ones looking like the family pictured alongside this text, sitting in front of the TV gazing at 3D dolphins emanating from you PlayStation 3 through your television console, your best bet is to envision Ecco, not Flipper.* According to TechRadar, Sony has clarified that the summer firmware update to enable 3D applies to games only, and that 3D Blu-ray movie support will come with a second update due out later this year. We haven’t been able to confirm the announcement ourselves, but suddenly, that freebie copy of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 3D isn’t looking so tantalizing.
* Hypothetically speaking, of course. We have no confirmation on a 3D version of Sega’s Ecco the Dolphin or Season 3 of Flipper, featuring “The Most Expensive Sardine in the World.”
PS3′s summer 3D firmware is all fun and games… and no Blu-ray movie support? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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PS3′s summer 3D firmware is all fun and games… and no Blu-ray movie support?
Author: Antonio Pierce
If you want you and your loved ones looking like the family pictured alongside this text, sitting in front of the TV gazing at 3D dolphins emanating from you PlayStation 3 through your television console, your best bet is to envision Ecco, not Flipper.* According to TechRadar, Sony has clarified that the summer firmware update to enable 3D applies to games only, and that 3D Blu-ray movie support will come with a second update due out later this year. We haven’t been able to confirm the announcement ourselves, but suddenly, that freebie copy of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 3D isn’t looking so tantalizing.
* Hypothetically speaking, of course. We have no confirmation on a 3D version of Sega’s Ecco the Dolphin or Season 3 of Flipper, featuring “The Most Expensive Sardine in the World.”
PS3′s summer 3D firmware is all fun and games… and no Blu-ray movie support? originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:33:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Older PS3s losing ‘install other OS’ option in Thursday’s firmware 3.21 update
Author: Stacey Cook
Bad news, Linux fans. The older PlayStation 3 consoles are losing one of the features they could tout over their Slim successor. Firmware 3.21 is coming out this Thursday, April 1st, and its major raison d’être is to kill the “install other OS” option. (This is “not an April fools joke,” as the PlayStation Europe blog clarifies.) “Security concerns” is the cited reason, although we’re sure that doesn’t make you feel much better — no one likes the loss of a feature, even if it wasn’t being used. Those who wish to keep Yellow Dog or Fedora running can opt to not upgrade, but skipping out means losing the ability to access PlayStation Network and play games online, among other things. DARPA enthusiasts notwithstanding, we can’t say we know many people still running Linux on their console, but if you count yourself among the few and proud, our condolences. Them’s the breaks, but hey, at least some of you still have PS2 compatibility.
Older PS3s losing ‘install other OS’ option in Thursday’s firmware 3.21 update originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 28 Mar 2010 21:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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PS3′s Torne DVR adapter gets moved up to March in Japan
Author: Stefanie Jenkins
Well, look at that. After a suite of delays and a confirmed launch in May, the Torne DTV DVR adapter for the PS3 (OMG, TLA overload) is actually getting released two months ahead of schedule. It’ll ship on March 18, to be exact, which just so happens to be the birthday of a certain Engadget editor — a certain editor who certainly won’t be expecting one of these as a present, as it’s highly unlikely that this device, or the all-inclusive bundle with a 250GB PS3, will ever see American shores. Meanwhile those in Japan can expect to pay ¥9,980 ($110) or ¥42,800 ($466.52) for the “limited edition” bundle, which we hear makes a lovely unbirthday present.
PS3′s Torne DVR adapter gets moved up to March in Japan originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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