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Sony has recently announced upgrades to the PSP networking functions to be implemented in an upcoming firmware update. The update will be coming first to Japan in the fall, with no date set for US and European regions yet that I could find. The update will allow the PSP to connect to the PS3 via [...] |
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Will the iPhone crush the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS in the handheld gaming market? |
Nippon Ichi is busy making more Disgaea for PSP following the runaway critical success of tactical RPG Hour of Darkness. Prinnies are little penguin-like things, and this spin-off has them platforming from left to right on some day-long 10-stage mission to find Etna's sweets. Lazy. |
First we had Buzz Quiz TV on PS3 and now we have it ported across to the handheld PSP. The real question that begs to be answered is 'Does it match up?'. Marc Stowe finds out. |
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe plans to bundle previously released PlayStation Network titles and sell them in PAL territories as UMDs for its PSP handheld. The first PlayStation Network Collection Pack, called Puzzle Pack, will ship in mid-October 2008 with Lemmings, Go! Sudoku, and Go! Puzzle, all of which have been available on PSN since 2006. The second announced collection, Power ... |
TOKYO, JAPAN: Nintendo Co Ltd's DS handheld game machine outsold Sony Corp's PlayStation Portable for the first time in six months in Japan in August thanks to popular software titles, a game magazine publisher said. |
The curvier, brighter new PSP will not have a shorter battery life than its predecessor, according to Sony's US hardware marketing director John Koller. |
Sony changes its mind about the PSP 3000's power consumption, saying there will be no reduction |
We thought Sony's days of PR mishaps might be behind them, but it appears the platform holder are still capable of the odd mistake - hardware marketing boss John Koller retracting previous statements made to the effect that the new PSP 3000 model (out this autumn) will have slightly reduced battery life compared to the current model, because of its brighter screen. |