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Sony has announced a new tablet and a new smartphone today, both of which are PlayStation certified – that is, compatible with Sony’s PlayStation Mobile platform.

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Sony has announced two new hardware partners for its PlayStation Mobile platform, Asus and Wikipad. The latter is of particular interest to gamers as it is being billed as the first true gaming tablet, complete with a detachable controller. Other devices supported by PlayStation Mobile – which was previously known as PlayStation Suite, and certifies games across a small range of platforms – include the Vita, a selection of Sony’s own Android phones and tablets, and HTC smartphones.

As promised, PlayStation Suite has gone into open beta. The SDK is available to get for free, but those who get the full version later in the year will be required to sign a separate contract afterwards to offer games and apps through the PS Store. During the open beta, developers will be able to create games, play debug versions on PlayStation Certified devices and PlayStation Vita, and discuss them on development forums.

Sony’s announced the PlayStation Suite, the development suite that will allow developers to bring original content to PlayStation Certified handsets and PlayStation Vita, will go into open beta next month.

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Compatible Android devices will soon benefit from “content which has been newly created for the PlayStation Suite and PlayStation Store”, Sony Mobile chief marketing officer Steve Walker announced at the Mobile World Congress 2012.

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Engadget reports the latest Japanese firmware update for Sony’s Tablet S added support for the PlayStation 3′s Dual Shock controllers. The controller apparently works wirelessly after initial, wired ste up and works with PlayStation Suite certified titles. Japanese gamers have been provided with a free game to celebrate the addition. The Tablet P has not been so fortunate. If your streaming-games-service-sense are tingling, you’re not alone. That’s the smell of the future, that is.

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Sony is actively exploring bringing its PlayStation Suite environment to other hardware manufacturer’s products.

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Lucky developers can get their hands on Sony’s PlayStation Suite software development kit in November – but not the Vita part.

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The Tokyo Game Show is Japan’s first hands-on with its new star: PS Vita, which Sony credibly described as “an unprecedented interactive entertainment world”.

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There’s tons of little stuff hitting the Internet to browse through, but because we love you so dearly, we’ve done the work for you. Now, where’s our thank you kiss? Ah, there it is. Good boys. You’ve been trained well.

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Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida has said that not only as NGP been in development since “beginning of 2008,” right around the time rumors starting trickling out, but that both triple-A “short form games” are in the works for the new handheld.

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PlayStation Phone is finally official. Sony Ericsson chose the Superbowl as the ideal platform to debut the leaked Xperia Play advertisement.

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Want to kick back and take a load off with some of your favorite PlayStation classics? Well then, buy an Android phone. (Or, we suppose, a PlayStation.)

Alternatively, if you absolutely must bring your pals Cloud, Crash Bandicoot, and Car From Gran Turismo with you on the bus, you could always wait. But – based on recent comments from SCE CEO Kaz Hirai – you might want to get comfortable.

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