Surprise! It's not the "PSP2." GamePro's Will Herring and IDG News Service's Martyn Williams are live at the Sony PlayStation reveal event in Tokyo. Here are the highlights:
They're dimming the lights and cranking up the awesome house music... looks like the party's about to begin.
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SCE President and Group CEO Kazuo Hirai just took the stage.GamePro
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He's very proud of today, and the announcements SCE has in store to celebrate the dynamism of this business.GamePro
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They're playing a video last seen five years ago at E3GamePro
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The video is "Cyber Society," a conceptual video glimpsing at the future of interactive technologyGamePro
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He says more than 80% of PS3 consoles are connected to the internetGamePro
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Hirai announces PlayStation Suite to expand PS platform to smartphones, other devices
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It's a cross-platform, cross-device initiative to make PlayStation content available to more gamers and developersGamePro
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It'll be available on Android smart phonesGamePro
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And now, PlayStation Certified -- a licensing initiative for trademarks in the PlayStation brandGamePro
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PS Suite will emulate the first generation of PlayStation content for portable devicesGamePro
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PlayStation games will be available on the PlayStation Store on Android devicesGamePro
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They're playing a video... introducing the "Next Generation Portable" device...GamePro
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960 x 544 display, 3G + Wi-Fi, GPS, dual analog sticks, dual touchpad, SixAxis motion tech, front and rear cameras, microphone...GamePro
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It looks like a wider, sleeker PSP that uses a flash memory card as its game mediaGamePro
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NGP will be released holiday season this yearGamePro
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SCE Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida is taking the stageGamePro
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They're starting a video showing off some new titles on NGPGamePro
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Killzone on NGP!GamePro
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WipeOut, Resistance, and an Uncharted game all running on NGP!GamePro
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They're kicking off a live Uncharted demo on NGPGamePro
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Left-hand stick controls Drake, right-hand stick controls the cameraGamePro
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He just used the front touch-pad screen to make Drake vault over a fallen treeGamePro
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He's now using the NGP's on-board motion sensing tech to tilt the device, causing Drake to swing on a vineGamePro
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He's aiming Drake's rifle with the on-board motion techGamePro
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Talking about NGP's new user experience -- Muneki ShimadaGamePro
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Showing off the new touch-screen feautres, where you can "touch, grab, trace, push, and pull" the game experienceGamePro
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Using Little Deviants to show off the touch-screen capabilities -- using the rear touch-pad to alter the environment with his finger tipGamePro
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He's pinching and pulling both the front and rear touch-pads simultaneously to stretch the playing field in real-timeGamePro
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Introducing LiveArea -- a spot where users will have access to new game info via the NGPGamePro
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They're scrolling through LiveArea's UI -- games are readily accessible, as are social networking and Trophy functionsGamePro
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From LiveArea, they're accessing Hot Shots Golf Next DLC and game informationGamePro
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There's also a communication function, where you can see your friends' in-game activity, accomplishments, and purchasesGamePro
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Now, Near -- an application that lets you see who's playing what on their NGPs in your vicinityGamePro
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Near syncs up with PSN ID information, and allows you to see gamers near you, as well as check their Trophies, library of games, and scoresGamePro
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He's inviting developers from Capcom, Sega, Tecmo Koei, Konami, Epic, and Activision onstageGamePro
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We're going to pause here for a second and give you a good look at the games in a second post. Get a good look at the NGP console here.
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