196w ago - Last week we profiled videos of Sony's Voice Recognition and Image Enlargement in the PS3 SDK.

Today, courtesy of DigInfo.tv (linked above) we have a video demonstrating Physics Effects from the PlayStation 3 SDK below.

To quote: "At CEDEC 2009, Sony Computer Entertainment exhibited the Physics Effects SDK. The Physics Effects SDK is a physics simulation engine optimized for the Cell Broadband Engine, which is provided as part of the PlayStation 3 SDK.

Because the Physics Effects SDK is optimized for PlayStation 3, it can do physics simulations very fast, even though they are considered to impose a very high computing load.

This could expand developers' scope to include even more complex physical phenomena and mechanisms in games."

199w ago - This weekend magiXien has shared a video of PSP Firmware 5.70 being demonstrated at GamesCom 2009.

Apparently during a test session at Sony's booth he was able to film and test the new Firmware for PSP Go.

According to reports, PSP Firmware 5.70 will be released this month for all PSP consoles.

To quote from the video's caption, roughly translated:

Quick Test Firmware 5.70 for PSP Go - The firmware 5.70, not officially distributed yet, equips PSP Go to Gamescom 2009 Cologne.

Check it out below, via YouTube!

226w ago - Here is a video of PS3 Proxy Server (alternate PS3Proxy) being used with PS3 Firmware 2.60.

Note: It is believed that once you download the PSN PKG file you can see it in the XMB and still (as always) have to install it.

The video does not show that, most likely because the installation would fail generating an error as it has since around the 2.4 PS3 Firmware Update. This is likely why the bubble is still around it when it's shown in the PS3 XMB.

However, the video does show the downloading of a file via PS Proxy. Feel free to comment below if anyone experiments with this further!