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Xbox 360 Wireless Controller now comes in bright Red and Green colors, with newly designed black accents, Microsoft announced today. Each controller set includes a Play and Charge cable and Red (or Green) rechargeable battery. The Xbox 360 Limited Edition Red (or Green) Wireless Controller and Play & Charge Kit set costs $64.99.

The main features include:
* Limited Edition Red (or Green) finish, with newly designed black accents.
* Bundled with a Play & Charge Cable and matching Red (or Green) rechargeable battery pack.
* 2.4GHz wireless technology with 30-foot range.
* Use up to four controllers simultaneously on one console.
* Integrated headset port for Xbox Live play.
* Adjustable vibration feedback for longer battery life.
* New left and right shoulder buttons are designed for ease of use.
* Use the Xbox 360 Guide button to keep track of your friends, access your games and media, or power on and off your Xbox 360 console.

PS: Last year Microsoft announced Xbox 360 Wireless Controller in Pink and Blue colors to offer a bit of variation to the White and Black colors.

Source: videogamesblogger.com

Colorful new Nintendo DS Lites will be arriving in Europe on 13 June, 2008. The three new colors are Red, Turquoise Blue, and Green. That’s a European first for the lime green color, but the light blue turquoise has been available elsewhere before.

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According to Sony Japan’s website, they’ll be releasing a new PSP Slim and Light with a Mint Green color. This in an effort to appeal to women who want more floral colors (shown above) or, you know, men who like pastel colors. A release date is set for February 28th in Japan at a price of 19,800 Yen (that’s US$181 / CA$182 / £92 / €123 / AU$205).

The Blume series (akin to bloom) of colors includes: pink, lilac and pastel blue as well as the new mint green, alongside the three standard colors of the PSP 2000 currently available in Japan black, white, and silver. There are no known plans for the new color to be released outside of Japan. Other colors that didn’t make it out of Japan are: army green, blue, and champagne gold.

At CES 2008 Sony representatives on the showfloor said that Sony is working on a keyboard for the PSP, which should be released mid-2009. To quote: “We’re looking at several designs, but can’t tell you anything more specific.” Which makes it sound like they still need to invent a mini-keyboard, except that mobile phones have been using small keyboards as add-ons for years now.