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Monday, September 27, 2004

Sony PSP/Nintendo DS handheld sneak peaks.

Nintendo launches Nintendo DS website in Japan, and Nintendo DS television commercials. Both heavily promote the DS touchscreen, even branding the new site "touchds.jp". Keep the pervy jokes to yourself. Check out the media section for two clips from Nintendo's TV Commercials for the DS. (to aide you in the insanity that is their full page flash nightmare, "touch" the splash page and look for either of the reddish blobs with Utada Hikaru molesting the handheld.
edit: Fuck I hate that site. The blobs actually change position every time you visit. There's a hit counter ticking off the number of times it gets "touched". That reminds me of an ex-girlfriend of mine.
On the US Nintendo side, a new DS product page displays a release date of November 21 at a price point of $149.99. It also features developer quotes (uhh who the fuck cares?) and a severe lack of Utada Hikaru.
Note this release date is well withing tolerances for a belated birthday present for me.
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Sony exhibits the PlayStation Portable with whorey models!
Wireless Watch Japan, who may or may not have mistaken the PSP for a wireless watch, has posted video of the Tokyo Game Show 2004.
I4U reports: "The video shows actual game play of the Sony PSP. The screen of the PSP just looks amazing. It is a pitty that we have to wait till next year to get a Sony PSP outside of Japan. There is still no exact date and price for the Sony PSP in Japan. The Video shows also Sony's nice idea to have models run around at the show with Sony PSP game consoles on their belts to offer visitors to try the PSP. " mmm game sluts.
Jay reports: WatchWatchers or whatever is getting a kickass throughput of 14KB/s, so I'll host this when it finishes downloading.....in 30 min.

edit-> ok PSP vid here
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