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No real surprises here — except for how long it took Sony to kick this thing out the door — but European PSP owners will finally be able to join their Japanese brethren in playing with the much-anticipated PSP camera peripheral now known as the Go!Cam. The €50 (~$68) cam will hit PAL regions on May 16th bundled with the so-called Go!Edit software package, and though we doubt it’s as full-featured as the apps shipping with the PlayStation Eye, it sounds like your basic editing and enhancement functions are taken care of. No word yet on a US launch — we’d expect an announcement to follow quite soon — but since we almost forgot this darn thing existed in the first place, we look at any release at all as nothing short of a complete and total victory.

[Via DCemu]

 The Xbox 360 Elite game console has hit store shelves and online sellers, but the new black Xbox is already selling out quickly. Best Buy, Target, Circuit City, EB Games, and GameStop are all promoting the Xbox 360 Elite that features a 120 Gig hard drive and a HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) port. The Xbox 360 Elite retails for $479.99.

Xbox 360 Elite Specs:

- 120GB hard drive
- HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) port
- Wireless controller (black)
- Xbox LIVE headset (black)
- HDMI cable
- Component/SD cable
- One month subscription to Xbox Live Gold

Xbox 360 Elite accessories:

- Xbox 360 Wireless Controller with Play & Charge kit (black): $69.99
- Xbox 360 Wireless Controller (black): $49.99
- Xbox 360 Play & Charge kit (black): $19.99
- Xbox 360 rechargeable battery (black): $11.99

SlouchPod InteractiveXT gaming chair might not have any exceptional features then the whole lot of gaming chairs we have seen, but it sure boasts a new shape besides all those multimedia features! After loungers, chair and Pyramat flat seats, these interactive BeanBags look hip and trendy!

The bean bags are supremely comfortable and features digital control panel for MP3 players, games consoles, TV/DVD, computer and stereo. The SlouchPod also boasts of 2×5Watt RMS speakers and 1×10Watt RMS sub woofer. The bean bags are compatible with all gaming consoles. And is a perfect multimedia chair for gamers, music and movie fans. Oh..what if it also had an iPod connection.

Play any kind of game with this versatile new Elecom USB game pad JC-UB12GN. After the success of its previous gaming pad, Elecom has come out with this advanced gaming pad. The button arrangements are more use friendly and easy to play.

There is no waiting- you can start playing right away with plug-and-play convenience. The rubber pad gives a good grip so you can concentrate more on your games. With Elecom USB game pad JC-UB12GN feel the precision of two analog joysticks with digital buttons that have smooth 360-degree action and take full control with the familiar design and layout of 12 programmable buttons.

The USB gaming pad comes in green color and will be available in Japan from early June this year for approximately ￥3,780 ($31). Elecom USB game pad JC-UB12GN measures 130.7× 102.9× 63.3mm and weighs 185g.

Well it may not be the high-definition EyeToy HD IP webcam that gamers had been hoping for, but Sony has finally announced the (first?) official EyeToy for PS3, called simply the PlayStation Eye. With an array of four microphones, two zoom levels, and capture rate as high as 120fps, the Eye promises to deliver unprecedented cam-enhanced gameplay, although the VGA video resolution (and that’s at ‘only’ 60fps) will probably nonetheless be a disappointment to some. Bundled in with the not-yet-priced package will be EyeCreate editing software, which allows users to add different effects to their content as well as record footage using time-lapse and slow-mo settings, among others. No word yet on other specs (still shot res?) or compatible games, either, but we imagine that a lot more info will trickle out as the Eye’s planned summer release date grows nearer.