If you've gone this long without picking up a PlayStation 3 or PSP, Sony is hoping to tempt you with new "Limited Edition" bundles announced today for each system. The PlayStation 3 gets a Call of Duty: Black Ops bundle, which includes Black Ops (obviously), a 160 GB PS3, and the First Strike downloadable content. It will hit stores on May 31 for $299.99

The PSP gets an Entertainment Pack bundle. It includes a "piano black" PSP-3000, 2 GB memory stick, MLB 11: The Show, and Gran Turismo PSP. It will cost $159.99 and come out sometime in June.

Sony has revealed that the PlayStation 3's "adhocParty" functionality will debut in North America later this month, allowing those that own both a PlayStation 3 and PSP to play portable games like Gran Turismo PSP and Monster Hunter Freedom online.

Supporting only certain titles, the adhocParty service essentially transforms the PlayStation 3 into an online access point, which then enables the ad hoc multiplayer of compatible PSP games to be played across the internet instead of locally. Read more »

For those uninterested in the upcoming PSP Go, Sony will soon be bundling the older PSP-3000 with Polyphony's upcoming Gran Turismo PSP for a limited time.

The bundle will cost $200, be released on October 20, and include the following: Read more »

This trailer for the PSP version of Gran Turismo seems a little confused as to whether it's supposed to market the game or Sony's new PSP Go model, but it's all very exciting.

Speaking at Sony's E3 conference today, Polyphony Digital's Kazunori Yamauchi today issued the first details on the long-awaited PSP edition of driving sim Gran Turismo.

• "A full-scale Gran Turismo" that runs at 60 frames per second Read more »