The North American launch of the PlayStation Vita is almost here. If you pre-ordered the expensive bundle, you’ll be getting it this week, but for everyone else, the magic starts on February 22nd. While our friends at The Verge have gone into exhaustive detail regarding the Vita as a piece of consumer hardware, we’re here to talk about the Vita’s reason for being: play.
Xbox Boss Starts New Game Company
5 FebSeamus Blackley, the co-creator of the Xbox, passionately believes that gameplay will triumph in the game business. That is why he and his new startup are relying on a team of famous designers from Atari to make a series of games for the Apple iPhone and iPad.
The idea that he and his partner, chief executive Van Burnham, have dreamed up is to use the creators of the best arcade experiences from the golden age of Atari in the 1970s and 1980s to create games for the “new arcade” on iOS devices.
“We are looking at the new arcade, and 99 cents on the iPhone is the new quarter,” Blackley (pictured above), president of the startup Innovative Leisure, said in an exclusive interview with VentureBeat. “People are playing on all these new devices and are finding the joy of the arcade games.”
Next XBox May Not Be Available Until Late 2013
25 JanAccording to IGN, sources close to the next Xbox project have told them the new console will have six times the graphics processing power of the Xbox 360, and will have 20 percent more performance than Nintendo’s Will U.
Sounds pretty awesome right? Too bad it’s not expected to ship until October or November of 2013.
Watch KidFriday Live on New Years Eve!
30 DecKidFriday will be broadcasting live on Ustream Saturday 12/31 starting at 4 pm central time in the U.S. We will give you an inside peak while we record the KidFriday Podcast. Join us on Ustream with the free app or at Ustream.tv Our channel name is: kidfriday. Yaaaaa!!!
App Alert: SimpleS Tests Your Memory For FREE
18 DecJust released! SimpleS is a simple & fun memory game for all ages.
All you have to do is follow the ever growing sequence of four colors.
Game features 6 different sound banks & 3 different speeds to suit all skill levels.
Yes, it’s simple…or is it? Simon lives.
Try it for yourself.
For the iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone
Grab it HERE















