PSP Camera on US market North America PSPGO Price 50 USD

(compiled/drdarknight) according to overseas media news, yesterday, North American Sony announced the PSP's camera accessories will be officially landed in the U.S. market, the camera will be accompanied by a Novarama and Sony developed a simulation of the monster to develop the game "Invisible Monster" (invizimals). The camera was launched into the U.S. market only a few years after landing on other overseas markets. When the PSP camera was first sold in Japan in December 2006, it was accompanied by a camera software called Quick Shot. In the following May 2007, the camera was sold in other parts of Asia, bundled with software called the go!　　Cam, this camera, in addition to not supporting the PSP go, for the other three models are fully compatible with the saucer cabin. The game, "The Invisible Monster", was sold in the Asian market a year ago, allowing players to display virtual monsters in real-world images. At the same time, players can capture different monsters, cultivate and let these monsters fight. Scott Steinberg, the head of Sony's product marketing department, said the game "brings a whole new feel to the handheld game, which broadens the PSP's game in addition to expanding the PSP's technical limitations." "In addition to the cameras sold separately, Sony will also sell a bundle, including a blue PSP, a camera, a stealth monster, a memory card and a" food from the Sky "film.　　The price of a single camera is 40 dollars and the set price is 200 dollars. In addition, the PSP go! on the North American market 's price dropped from $250 trillion to $200 trillion, and Sony hasn't made any official comments. (Edit/Ming)