well see how good dis is.
via Games Industry
Sony has confirmed that its PSP wireless communication package, Go!Messenger, will be released on the European PSP Store this Friday.
Go!Messenger, developed by Sony in collaboration with BT, lets you send voice, video and instant messages to other Go!Messenger users from any wireless Internet connection, and will work over wireless Internet - including that provided by the 2,500-plus BT Openzone hotspots around UK city centres.
To take advantage of the package, you'll need the PSP's Go!Cam, an attachable video camera and microphone, as well as access to a wireless network. Apart from any connection costs for the broadband, the service is free. After being downloaded, the Go!Messenger application will appear on the PSP's cross media bar.
Unlike Skype, which requires a PSP slim, Go!Messenger users can own either model PSP. However, users can only contact other Go!Messenger users, rather than real phones.
"Enabling more than 8.5 Million PSP users across the SCEE region to communicate with each other, through Video or Voice chat, truly confirms the always evolving nature and potential of PSP," said PSP European marketing manager Stephane Hareau.
BT's mobility and convergence group director, Warren Buckley, says he believes the service will "only help SCEE to attract even more customers for the PSP."
well see how good dis is.
Wow SONY is giving us PHAT owners PSP Go Messenger =)
Why is this not out in NA? why?
Wooooo!! Awesome news! My Go!Cam is supposed to arrive this week. IT BETTER DOES!!
i just hope that the go! cam can alos be used to send voice messages...becouse maby sony wants us to buy that damn microphone and does not support sound of the go!cam but only video...
it is "free" for now
look at this video
http://blip.tv/file/697369/
http://forums.**********.net/showthread.php?t=102610
AT LAST! cant wait for ityay
this has made my day
cool can any1 tell me does the pops work in 3.90m33?
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