David Reeves has announced the release dates of PlayTV for the PlayStation 3 and Go!View for the PlayStation Portable at PlayStation Day 2008. Reeves has revealed that PlayTV will be available to purchase in Europe this September prices at £99. The PlayTV device will allow PS3 owners to view and record free-to-air TV programs. Apart from the initial cost of the peripheral, the service will be free. Go!View for the PSP will see light of day before the end of June.

The new issue of XTREME PSP Mag is now available to download. Issue 34 contains preview of Metal Gear Online, Echochrome and This is Vegas; reviews of Wild Arms XF, Sega Superstar Tennis and UEFA Euro 2008. Plus, you will find all the regular content including last month's top stories, Wallpapers and more. Check out the complete list of content below.

Sony has revealed that Go!View, the video download service for the PSP, will be launching this Summer in Europe. The service will allow users to download and watch TV shows, sports and movies. The service is being launched jointly with UK company Sky (BSkyB). The pricing for the service hasn't been set yet but there will be two payment plans available: pay-per-view or monthly subscription.

Japan is getting the is in yet another new color, this time it's Matte Bronze. The new color PSP will be available to buy in Japan from April 24th 2008 at a price of 23,800 yen (approx. $236) for the value pack. The value pack will come with all the usual accessories including pouch, strap, cloth, 32MB Memory Stick Duo, TV-Out cable (component D), battery and charger.

PSP Firmware 3.95 is now available to download, which makes a few minor changes to the system software. The changes include the ability to customise the controls when playing PS1 games, and the Remote Play quitting procedure has changes slightly allowing you to exit remote play mode by either shutting down the PS3 or leaving it on. See the changelog below: