Next generation handheld entertainment device, successor of PlayStation Portable, PS Vita will start pre-sale at 11am on 26 Nov 2011. Official price of PS Vita is $2,280 ( Wi-Fi ) / $2,780 ( 3G ) . However, pre-sale requires gamers to buy a bundled game as well as the accessory pack. The final price for 3G model is around $3,380 to $3,480 ( Wi-Fi model is around $2,880 to $2,980 ), depends on the bundled game chosen.

There are 3 games to choose from bundle list :

• Uncharted : Golden Abyss
• Shin Sangoku Musou NEXT ( a.k.a. Dynasty Warriors NEXT )
• Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3

Sony promised PlayStation Network (PSN), which previously hacked by external intrusion and shut down, will go online again in phases from this week. In Sony’s press release, Sony promised to improve security measures, give out free PlayStation Plus & Qriocity subscription and free software. For full press release, read more.

Believed that PS3 players can’t be happy in Easter holiday. It is the 3rd day PlayStation Network (PSN) was down due to some hackers breached their security . Sony Computer Entertainment’s tech team is actively investigating the issue, but nobody has the clue when will the PSN be re-open again .

Sony finally responded to PS3 jailbreaking acts. PS3 jailbreakers will be in trouble this time. Sony announced on 16 Feb 2011 that the company will terminate the PlayStation Network (PSN) service of PS3 jailbreakers permanently.

President of Sony Computer Entertainment Yoshida mentioned a day before that Sony PSP2 will be sold less than US$599.

Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) unveiled not only the powerful PSP2 in today’s Tokyo announcement event, the company also announced “PlayStation Suite”, which enables Android™ 2.3+ devices to connect to PlayStation Network (PSN) and PlayStation games.

Here is the spec of the new PSP2, the most powerful portable gaming console ever.

PSP2 is finally announced by Sony this morning.

While we aren’t expecting a brand new PSP console at tomorrow’s (27 Jan) Sony announcement in Tokyo, we’re certainly not going to disappoint.