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Edutainment Games Revealed To Be Useless For Getting Smarter

January 28, 2009
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A new study involving a survey of ten year old children suggests that games such as Brain Training and Brain Academy don’t actually improve your intelligence. Alan Lieury, a professor at the University of Rennes in France, said that: “The Nintendo DS is a technological jewel. As a game it’s fine, but it is charlatanism to claim that it is a scientific test.” Charlatanism, folks.

During the experiment, the kids were asked to perform a few cognitive functions like completing logic tests and memorizing lists of words. The researchers compared the results of children who practiced using games on the Nintendo…

NPD Releases December 2008 Sales Statistics For US Game Industry

January 21, 2009
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The NPD Group has published some much-anticipated sales figures from the US game industry. The list includes numbers for both hardware and software sales. Nintendo stays on top of hardware sales with strong showings from both the Wii and the DS. Here’s the full list for your math-addled brains to digest:

US Hardware in December 2008 (Expected sales in parentheses)

  • Nintendo DS: 3,040,000 (2,670,000)
  • Wii: 2,150,000 (3,030,000)
  • Xbox 360: 1,440,000 (1,420,000)
  • PSP: 1,020,000 (935,000)
  • PS3: 726,000 (757,000)

Nintendo titles win out in software sales, too, owning five of the ten spots overall:

US Software in December 2008 (Expected sales in parentheses)

Wii Play: 1,460,000 (1,350,000)

Call of Duty: World at…

Grapevine: Sony Is Conducting A Survey Regarding New PSP Features

January 16, 2009
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Here it is from the rumor mill, folks: Word has it that Sony is overseeing a survey asking gamers’ opinions regarding future PSP hardware and potential software functionalities that may appear on future systems.

Someone apparently in the know sent word over that participants in the Sony-conducted survey had to rank some features that are currently not available on the PSP. Some purported stuff on the list: Built-in GPS, Bluetooth wireless, internal data storage, and…a touchscreen!

Here’s a more detailed list of possible PSP stuff that appears in the survey:

  • Was smaller, yet retained most of the current PSP’s screen size
  • Offered social networking…

Sony Will Post Losses of 1.1 Billion Dollars

January 15, 2009
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For a company that’s been caught up in the global economic poop storm, more bad times are forthcoming. According to sources at the Nikkei business daily, Sony, whose profit estimates for the year were around US$ 2.2 billion, is expected to announce a loss of US$ 1.1 billion.

This news drops in the context of a year of bad news tidbits from the corporation, who lowered their operating profit from 475 billion last October to 200 billion. Also, the lay-off of 16,000 employees now seems inevitable.

News about how this will affect development for the PS3, the PSP, and new systems on…

CES 2009: PSP To Become Next Multimedia Remote Control

January 13, 2009
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CES showed off a new application on the PSP that transforms it into a Wi-Fi remoter control that can handle networked audio streams from the Sony-brand audio receiver.

With the application, users can adjust settings, set up and oversee playlists, and browse audio libraries right on the PSP. The XMB drives the interface in the standard implementation.

They’re still beta-testing this, so the public release hasn’t necessarily been promised for any specific date. Other software has tried out the notion of a remote control on the PSP, but hopefully this one will take advantage of the collective knowledge to produce an application…