Portable gaming on the PSP-E1000 is about to get a lot cooler with the arrival of the brand new Ice White body colour. Set for release in July priced at just £89.99/€99.99 (RRP), the Ice White PSP-E1000 is a great value summer gaming essential and the best way to access the entire PSP catalogue of games. With a great range of accompanying PSP Essential titles that will be available for £9.99/€9.99 (RRP) each, there has never been a better time to game on the go and enjoy immersive high quality gaming experiences at an affordable price.

The line-up PSP Essential games offers gamers of all ages not only the best value, but also the quality gaming experiences and biggest franchises that PlayStation is known for. Titles now available that are perfectly suited to the brand new Ice White PSP include InviZimals, and Invizimals: Shadow Zone, the first and second instalment in the successful InviZimals series uses AR to enable you to literally hunt down, capture, battle, customise and trade the magical monsters living in the world all around you.

Another great PlayStation favourite available for your new Ice White PSP is EyePet. It continues the innovative concept which allows kids to take their EyePet out into the real world using the PSP camera and the Magic card to explore and discover their surroundings.

The best priced portable device with a wide range of pocket priced games – the all new Ice White PSP-E1000 is a summer gaming essential.

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Earlier in the week we had a video of Brian Blessed and Sebastian Campbell taking a break from filming the story sequences for Invizimals: Shadow Zone to talk about their roles. Today we have the second video in this short series, featuring Matt McCooey, who plays Kenichi Nakamura in the game, and Suanne Braun, who plays Professor Michaels.

Invizimals: Shadow Zone will be released on PSP across Europe from 10 November.

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A couple of weeks ago we saw what happens when you use a giant trap with Invizimals, the critter-catching augmented reality game on PSP. Now it’s time to go behind the scenes of its sequel, Invizimals: Shadow Zone, with Brian Blessed, who plays Doc.Dawson in the game, and Dougles Reith, who plays Sebastian Campbell.

We’ll have another behind the scenes video later in the week. In the meantime, feel free to yell “Gordon’s Alive?!” in the comments.

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I’m Phil, Product Manager for Invizimals: Shadow Zone on PSP. As you may know, Invizimals is a PSP title that uses cutting edge augmented reality technology (a fancy name for combining real and virtual environments which are interactive in real-time).

I really wanted to share with you what happens when you use a large trap to view your Invizimals, instead of the one usually used with the game. This video shows the OCELOTL moving from a regular trap in my hand to a large 2×2 metre trap.

I’ve also got some behind the scenes videos that I’ll post over the coming weeks in the run up to Invizimals Shadow Zone launching in November.

Let me know what you think.

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