Right on schedule, Sony and Activision have teamed up again for this “Limited Edition” Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 bundle that’s due to ship May 25th. Unfortunately, once you’ve opened the box the special experience is pretty much over, with only standard console and game inside, replacing the usual Uncharted 3 offering — unlike last year’s 160GB Black Ops combo , there’s no free DLC (or anything else) to be had
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Sony’s barebones $299 Call of Duty: MW3 and 320GB PS3 bundle hits the streets May 25th
Whoa, Nelly! As rumored , Microsoft is indeed shattering the home console pricing paradigm by trying something that US wireless carriers have been doing for years. As of now, the official Microsoft Store is hosting up a coupon that’ll enable prospective Xbox buyers to snag a 4GB console bundle for just $99… 
Pink , red , aqua and black not good enough for you? Fine. 
Rumors fluttering about Valve’s entry into the hardware market just got a little less salty. According to the outfit’s own jobs page, it’s prepping to offer consumers “whole new gaming experiences.” A call for an experienced electronics engineer says it all, “For years Valve has been all about writing software that provides great gameplay experiences
Multiplayer gaming today has become an inherently and bewilderingly antisocial affair. 
Yesterday’s rumor about Sony launching PlayMemories Studio this week has just become fact. The $15 editing suite has just gone live on the PlayStation Store, enabling plebes to edit, organize and share photos (and video) right on their home console of choice, the PS3. 
Limber up those thumbs gaming gurus, because a new challenge may be on its way to your PlayStation 3 console: photo editing. PCWorld is reporting that Sony will be rolling out some new “photo editing software” for the PS3 early this week. Tweaking photos aside, the software’s ultimate purpose will be to provide access to and allow the sharing of digital stills through the company’s PlayMemories Online (and your other Sony portable media devices), which is set to launch later this year. 
Sony and RealVNC have announced a partnership that aims to liberate your smartphone’s applications and content, bringing the wares to your car’s dashboard. Once a VNC-enabled vehicle and Android handset are paired, users can access and manipulate the device’s applications, music library and stream web content directly to the car’s infotainment system. In order to preserve public safety, and meet “regulatory requirements,” the system can detect vehicle velocity and will revoke the proverbial keys to your mobile kingdom while you’re in motion
The latest update for Sony’s PlayStation 3 is live and available for download from via your PlayStation Netw…oops, Sony Entertainment Network account. While we get used to the new branding (nothing we could see in the system UI has actually changed at all), there’s a few tweaks included in v4.10, like some sorely needed upgrades for the web browser and the ability to set the time and date automatically upon each sign-in. 
The work of a non-profit advocacy group is never done. 
