My thoughts on Sony’s E3 Keynote. I thought it was very good. Sony didn’t blow me away but maybe its because I knew a lot of the stuff they were showing. Thankfully Sony didn’t make it all about 3D & PsMove. Sony also focused on many great new games. they also told us the cost of PlayStation Move following an inspiring speech from pitchman Kevin Butler. PsMove will hit store shelves on September 19, and will cost .99. The “Navigation controller” (formerly titled Sub-Controller) will cost . The Move and PlayStation Eye will come with a copy of Sports Champions in a .99 bundle. Finally, a bundle coming with a PS3 Slim and the Move controller will hit store shelves on the same date for 9.99. Sadly no mention of a PSP2 or many details on the new paid service. Sony has confirmed its intentions to offer a premium for-pay version of the PlayStation Network. The name is slightly different from what was initially reported, and will now be called PlayStation Plus. Online play will still be available for all PSN members, free and paying. PlayStation Plus offers a number of added perks, though: Exclusive in-game DLC and other content Free full games, changing each month Early access to demos and betas Auto-patching feature, which will detect, download and install updates PlayStation Plus will be available later this month for annually, or for three months. Subscribers will receive Wipeout HD, a demo for inFamous, Fieldrunners, Age of Zombies, Rallycross and a …
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