Games2U puts PS3s, Wii and Xbox 360 games inside of a van and delivers it, letting 20 people play no matter where you are. We can imagine it being useful for kids' birthday parties, tailgating parties or funerals; especially since the company also offers laser tag and giant hamster balls.

And if you think this is a good and viable business opportunity, they even offer franchise options to set one up where you live. [G2u via Kotaku]

Dubbed the PSOneP and created by a gentleman by the name of gamefreak11, this handheld Playstation is constructed mainly of balsa wood. It has a lid that houses the screen that flips up, and the most ghetto looking controller ever built into the bottom. But hey, it works, and that's certainly more than I can say about any portable console I've tried to cobble together. So kudos to you, gamefreak11, for knowing that the beauty of a portable console is not skin deep. [Ben Heck Forums]

The software, being developed by Sony especially for Arsenal's super-fancy Emirates stadium in North London, could also potentially link up fans in the stadium and allow them to chat in real time. Yes, because the torrent of spittle and obscenities bursting forth from every maw just isn't enough "interaction" for our modern age. The system could be live by the end of next season. [Yahoo Tech via Crunch Gear]

Acekard, makers of many fine flashcarts for the original DS and DS Lite, have done in a month or so what many thought might take much longer, or even be impossible: load homebrew code on the DSi. And on top of that, Acekard is claiming support for all of the DSi's new hardware goodness like the camera and SD card, which is surely wetting many a homebrew mouth today with anticipatory drool.

The Acekard 2i should be available via your favorite gray market gaming gear vendors soon. [Acekard via Kotaku]

I'm just messing with you people! Did you honestly think our buddy Bill G. over at Microsoft would ever bring something like this to market without hyping it up years in advance? This is a mock-up by the guys over at Mobile Magazine, based on what they think a portable Xbox system should look like.

R&D: Xbox Velocity [Mobile Magazine]

plays movies and music, shows pictures and eBooks and supports exclusive games as well as MAME, SNES, Genesis and PC titles through the use of an emulator.

Sounds like a nice PDA with some extra piratical features thrown in. Will it reach us here in this last outpost of techno-savvy? Maybe on Canal Street along with "Nintrend 100-in-1 Gaming Jarstick."

New Korean Handheld Coming [Kotaku]