At E3 2004, Sony unveiled its first portable game machine and a slew of first party titles that would support it. Of all the titles that have never been released three years after the PSP hit the market, Gran Turismo… Read More »

Stars have aligned, hell has frozen over, and monkey have flown out of my — nevermind. For the third week in a row, Sony’s PSP has secured the top spot on Japan’s hardware sales charts, beating out both the Nintendo… Read More »

Calling all Star Wars fans–Sony has announced that they will be celebrating their "Limited Edition Star Wars BattleFront Entertainment Pack" for the PSP at their flagship store located in San Francisco. If you decide to purchase the special edition pack,… Read More »

From the minute D3 let me play Dead Head Fred for a couple of hours at E3 to beating it moments ago, I’ve loved the game. There’s just something undeniable about the charm a game which revolves around swapping your… Read More »

While the original PSP has had a less than stellar debut in Japan, the same won’t be said about the brand-new PSP Slim. The PSP Slim made its debut in Japan this week and according to Famitsu publisher Enterbrain, the… Read More »

Just like in Japan, PSP numbers have surged in the UK. Unlike Japan, however, this increase seems to be due to the hardware alone. The release of the PSP Slim has quadrupled sales in the region, propelling that number past… Read More »

Sony, meet Square-Enix. Now, bow and say, "arigatou gozaimasu" (thank you). Good. For the week ending September 16th, Sony’s handheld sold over six times the number of units as it did during the previous week in Japan. The 95,487 PSPs… Read More »

That suave looking young man to the left is none other than David Perry, game developer, founder of Shiny, and respected industry voice. He was tracked down by Gamesindustry.biz and asked what he would do if he was in charge… Read More »

Did I miss something? The last I remember I was reporting that the PSP firmware version 3.70 was released about two days ago. Now I’m here to tell you about version 3.72. Where did 3.71 go? Anyway, the update is… Read More »

When Nintendo released the second incarnation of the DS, it was very clear why those who owned the original had to switch over. The new design was slick, the screens crystal clear, and with such a devoted library to the… Read More »