Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!)
We don’t live in Brazil, but from what we hear, it’s not one of the most gamer-friendly places out there. Piracy runs rampant and whenever any kind of controversial game releases, citizens usually find their government won’t let ‘em play it. But, hey, things are kinda looking up!
Reader Renato wrote in to us saying the PS2 has finally officially released in Brazil and that consumers can get it from the Sony Style store now … for the low, low price of 799 BRL (about 461 USD). That’s right, Brazilians no longer need secure safe passage for emigrating consoles or pay ridiculous sums of money to third-party distributors and can instead pay ridiculous sums of money directly to Sony for a locally-supported PS2! Isn’t that awesome?
[Thanks, Renato]
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Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!)
We don’t live in Brazil, but from what we hear, it’s not one of the most gamer-friendly places out there. Piracy runs rampant and whenever any kind of controversial game releases, citizens usually find their government won’t let ‘em play it. But, hey, things are kinda looking up!
Reader Renato wrote in to us saying the PS2 has finally officially released in Brazil and that consumers can get it from the Sony Style store now … for the low, low price of 799 BRL (about 461 USD). That’s right, Brazilians no longer need secure safe passage for emigrating consoles or pay ridiculous sums of money to third-party distributors and can instead pay ridiculous sums of money directly to Sony for a locally-supported PS2! Isn’t that awesome?
[Thanks, Renato]
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Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!)
We don’t live in Brazil, but from what we hear, it’s not one of the most gamer-friendly places out there. Piracy runs rampant and whenever any kind of controversial game releases, citizens usually find their government won’t let ‘em play it. But, hey, things are kinda looking up!
Reader Renato wrote in to us saying the PS2 has finally officially released in Brazil and that consumers can get it from the Sony Style store now … for the low, low price of 799 BRL (about 461 USD). That’s right, Brazilians no longer need secure safe passage for emigrating consoles or pay ridiculous sums of money to third-party distributors and can instead pay ridiculous sums of money directly to Sony for a locally-supported PS2! Isn’t that awesome?
[Thanks, Renato]
Congratulations to Serge808 on being the first to comment. You’ve been emailed a free Battlefield: Bad Company 2 beta code. All beta codes have been awarded. Click here, for more information on this giveaway. Official rules apply.Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!) originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!)
We don’t live in Brazil, but from what we hear, it’s not one of the most gamer-friendly places out there. Piracy runs rampant and whenever any kind of controversial game releases, citizens usually find their government won’t let ‘em play it. But, hey, things are kinda looking up!
Reader Renato wrote in to us saying the PS2 has finally officially released in Brazil and that consumers can get it from the Sony Style store now … for the low, low price of 799 BRL (about 461 USD). That’s right, Brazilians no longer need secure safe passage for emigrating consoles or pay ridiculous sums of money to third-party distributors and can instead pay ridiculous sums of money directly to Sony for a locally-supported PS2! Isn’t that awesome?
[Thanks, Renato]
Congratulations to Serge808 on being the first to comment. You’ve been emailed a free Battlefield: Bad Company 2 beta code. All beta codes have been awarded. Click here, for more information on this giveaway. Official rules apply.Sony finally launches PS2 in Brazil (or, welcome to 2000!) originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port
We’re currently experiencing a kind of Deja Vu that the protagonist of the time-traveling adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, would be quite familiar with. See, Konami just sent in a press release announcing that a PSP version of the aforementioned game would be coming stateside in 2010. We could’ve sworn that we already knew about the re-release of this cult classic — perhaps someone’s just changed something in the Matrix. Then again, maybe it’s because the ESRB rated the PSP port almost three months ago. Yeah, that’s probably it.
The plot of Shadow of Destiny is too complex for us to possibly relate to newcomers in any sensible fashion. Instead, we’ll just say it’s like Groundhog Day — particularly the part where Bill Murray dies over and over again.
Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port
We’re currently experiencing a kind of Deja Vu that the protagonist of the time-traveling adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, would be quite familiar with. See, Konami just sent in a press release announcing that a PSP version of the aforementioned game would be coming stateside in 2010. We could’ve sworn that we already knew about the re-release of this cult classic — perhaps someone’s just changed something in the Matrix. Then again, maybe it’s because the ESRB rated the PSP port almost three months ago. Yeah, that’s probably it.
The plot of Shadow of Destiny is too complex for us to possibly relate to newcomers in any sensible fashion. Instead, we’ll just say it’s like Groundhog Day — particularly the part where Bill Murray dies over and over again.
Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port
We’re currently experiencing a kind of Deja Vu that the protagonist of the time-traveling adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, would be quite familiar with. See, Konami just sent in a press release announcing that a PSP version of the aforementioned game would be coming stateside in 2010. We could’ve sworn that we already knew about the re-release of this cult classic — perhaps someone’s just changed something in the Matrix. Then again, maybe it’s because the ESRB rated the PSP port almost three months ago. Yeah, that’s probably it.
The plot of Shadow of Destiny is too complex for us to possibly relate to newcomers in any sensible fashion. Instead, we’ll just say it’s like Groundhog Day — particularly the part where Bill Murray dies over and over again.
Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port
We’re currently experiencing a kind of Deja Vu that the protagonist of the time-traveling adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, would be quite familiar with. See, Konami just sent in a press release announcing that a PSP version of the aforementioned game would be coming stateside in 2010. We could’ve sworn that we already knew about the re-release of this cult classic — perhaps someone’s just changed something in the Matrix. Then again, maybe it’s because the ESRB rated the PSP port almost three months ago. Yeah, that’s probably it.
The plot of Shadow of Destiny is too complex for us to possibly relate to newcomers in any sensible fashion. Instead, we’ll just say it’s like Groundhog Day — particularly the part where Bill Murray dies over and over again.
Konami confirms U.S. release for Shadow of Destiny PSP port originally appeared on Joystiq on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Up Video Game Ships to Retail Outlets Nationwide
May 26, 2009 — THQ Inc. today announced that the Up video game, based on the highly anticipated Disney•Pixar film, has shipped to retail outlets throughout North America for Wii, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system, PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, PSP (PlayStation Portable) system, and Games for Windows and Mac. The Up video game is now available for the suggested retail prices of $39.99 (Wii, Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3 system), $29.99 (PSP and DS) and $19.99 (PlayStation 2 system and Games for Windows and Mac). The game is rated E for Everyone (PlayStation 2 system, PSP system, DS, Games for Windows and Mac) and E10+ for everyone 10 and older (Wii, PLAYSTATION 3 system and Xbox 360).
The Up video game takes players on an exotic adventure with Carl Fredricksen and his young sidekick, Wilderness Explorer Russell, as they set off on a wild journey through the undiscovered jungles of South America. Players will be able to experience all four main characters from the movie — Carl, Russell, Dug the lovable dog or Kevin the prehistoric bird — while playing as a single-player or with a friend cooperatively throughout the entire game. Aided by Russell’s wilderness knowledge, the four characters must work together to navigate treacherous jungle terrain, combat exotic animals and avoid being captured by a villain and his loyal army of talking dogs. Players will also encounter collection adventures to earn merit badges for Russell that will unlock bonus content.
For more information on the Up video game, please visit www.upvideogame.com. Information on the rest of THQ’s line-up of family-friendly titles is available on www.playthq.com.
SOURCE THQ
The Price is Right: PS2 gift bundles for under $200
For most hardcore gamers, PS2’s drop into the $99 range is not really big news. Most of us, at one point or another, have owned a PS2. But, this guide isn’t about you. No, it’s about all the other people that Sony’s trying to get into gaming and they’re all around you. At $99, the PS2 has become a pretty attractive gift-giving option for your mom, your girlfriend, and the tons of people that haven’t been able to afford a gaming console until now. The following gift guides will give your friends (and enemies) everything they’ll need for under $200.
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The Price is Right: PS2 gift bundles for under $200 originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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