Being a huge fan of Naruto I am very excited to show you guys the latest trailer for Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 3!

From the looks of it the game will start during the Five Kage Summit and will then carry on into the fourth great shinobi war. This brings the game series up to date and inline with both the manga and anime aspects of the Naruto universe.

The game is set to be released in 2013.

So we over at Geek Towers have got our hands on Apple's latest iPhone 5 and figured we'd go about doing a lovely unboxing for you guys. So if you've wondered whats inside the box or what does the phone look like in somebodies hands then take a look below.


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After Sony had released it latest info about its upcoming slimmer Slimline Playstation 3 we here at Games and Gadgets Geek got a hold of all the UK retailers we could to find out details and prices.

GAME are offering the up the 12GB model for £184.99 whilst the 250GB model will have an exclusive bundle which will net you a free copy of Fifa 13 and will set you back £249.99. 

According to CVG, HMV are said to be offering the same prices but won't have any bundled games. We have contacted HMV for more information on this. UPDATED: HMV have confirmed these prices.

We are still waiting to hear back from other retailers and soon as we know more we will update you.

So is this the price point you were expecting or did you want to pay less for more? Tell us in the comments below.

Did you miss out on all the details from this morning, then check out our previous post here.

Announced this morning was what all Playstation Vita owners have been waiting for and that is the Playstation Plus service is coming their way.

Set to hit the Vita in November it will give customers access to the latest updates and demos, discounts on the Playstation store and online game saves. The really awesome piece of news from this is that if you are already a Playstation Plus member on the PS3 then it will auto extend on to the Vita when it finally launches.

Full PR breakdown below:

Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) today announced thatPlayStation®Plus, the subscription service package on PlayStation®Network, will become available for PlayStation®Vita (PS Vita) in November 2012.

​By purchasing a PlayStation Plus membership on PlayStation®Store, PS Vita ownerswill be able to play free games, receive discounts for select titles, and enjoy other benefits unique to the service.  A variety of convenient PlayStation Plus subscription options will be available in each country and region, including a 30 day plan (Japan: 500 yen, Asia: HK $38), a 90 day plan(North America: $17.99, Europe: €14.99) and a 365 day plan (Japan: 5,000 yen, Asia: HK$233, North America: $49.99, Europe: €49.99), meeting the different gaming needs of PS Vita owners.

PlayStation®3 (PS3®) owners with existing PlayStation Plus memberships, as well asfirst time members through PS Vita, will be able to enjoy PlayStation Plus features and services on both PS3 and PS Vita systems at no extra cost.

PlayStation Plus features and services for PS Vita include:

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Games

Members will be able to play the full versions of designated content for PS Vit available on PlayStation Store as long as membership is effective, at no extra cost. The lineup of games that will be offered and other details will be announced at a later date.

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Discounts

Members will have access to exclusive discounts on designated content for PS Vita.  

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Online Game Save

Members will automatically or manually be able to upload game save data files for compatible games to Online Game Save Storage with 1GB of space on the PlayStationNetwork.

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Automatic content downloads and updates

PS Vita will automatically download designated game demos and game updates, and alsodownload system software updates.  PS Vita will automatically start up to downloadcontent and will enter standby mode after the download has completed.

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Automatic Trophy sync

PS Vita will automatically start up at a designated time to sync Trophy information withPlayStation Network servers.

SCE will continue to strengthen and expand PS Vita platform to meet the gaming and entertainment needs of PS Vita owners.

This morning Sony held their annual Pre-TGS show and they had a few surprises in store. The most intriguing of which was the unveiling of the 2012 Slimline PS3.

This new model is more than 50% lighter than the initial launch models and and 25% lighter than the current crop of machines. One of the features they have used to achieve this wonderful new svelte and curvy look is a sliding door mechanism for the game discs and blu-rays.

UPDATE

We have had word from Sony that the sliding door mechanism is operated via a button which makes the door slide sideways. To close it you need to push back into position, not too dissimilar to the PS2 Slimline.

In order to tempt existing customers to this redesigned modelSOny are offering up a whopping 500GB model. On the other hand for those who have been looking to get a PS3 but have been put off by the price, well Sony are thinking of you guys too. They are now offering up a 12GB Flash drive model, you wont be able to download much but it's perfect for just your game saves.

They haven't announced any UK pricing for these models yet but I can tell you that the 500GB will coming to Europe on September 28th for a price of €299 which loosley translates to £240. The 12GB model on the other hand is coming out October 12th for €229, again translated to roughly £184.

They also revealed a new 250GB external drive, the first time Sony have done this for the PS3. Sadly though this can only be used by the newer devices, so if you are stuck with a small hard drive from launch then this can't help you out, sorry. Still we are looking at a October 12th launch at €79.99 or roughly £72.

Also announced was the latest accessory for your new PS3, a vertical stand. Coming out at the same time as the 500GB model and all for a measly €14.99 or £12.

So what do you think, do the new curves get you excited, or are you just lusting after the storage bump.? Sound off below.