Not even a week has passed since it was launched and the PSP Go does more than just satisfy the big shots over at Sony. Sony Computer Entertainment Europe may have said that the PSP Go has matched their expectations in sales, but we don't know if they're just being modest or if they just had very high expec... |
6 October 2009
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It seems that Sony was well aware that some retailers and some players would not be too pleased with the PlayStation Portable Go and with the lack of transfer for UMD games to the PlayStation Network. But the company is saying that until now, it is mostly satisfied with how the public has received the new handheld.Cl... |
2 October 2009
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The PlayStation Portable is one of the most popular mobile devices in the world, having broken through the 50 million units sold mark a few months ago. But for quite some time, rumors about a brand-new version of the device have been floating around. From reports of a multi-touch sensitive surface to speculation reg... |
23 July 2009
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The PlayStation Portable is one of the most popular handheld platforms in the world, managing to move over 50 million units ever since it was released and seeing three new versions launched and an upcoming revamp in the form of the PSP Go!.But don't forget that the PSP Go! will be sold alongside the “older... |
25 June 2009
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One of the reasons for the relative gains that the Nintendo DS has been making against the PlayStation Portable on all markets except for Japan is the fact that some publishers have been avoiding the handheld from Sony because of the issues related to hacking and piracy.When the PSP-3000, the new hardware upgrade to ... |
21 November 2008
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As we've previously reported, the Nintendo DSi has managed to sell more than 171,000 units in its first weekend, which pretty much means that the initial stock of the device has been sold out faster than Nintendo can replace it.Even if the DSi is being introduced as a replacement of the DS Lite, Nintendo is stil... |
10 November 2008
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The big news for us videogame lovers is not the United States presidential election but the launch of the Nintendo DSi on the Japanese market. The new Nintendo made handheld is supposed to represent an evolution of the DS concept. The main draw of the console is that it adds not one but two cameras to the device, as... |
7 November 2008
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The Nintendo DSi is the answer to the PSP-3000, the new hardware variant from Sony, and Nintendo is aiming to get the fresh handheld as quickly as possible to the West. The new hardware specifications include not one but two cameras, both with 0.3 megapixel capacities and a larger screen; the whole device is smaller... |
4 November 2008
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The Japanese videogames market, which was supposed to be rebounding following the release of the new PSP-3000, with its improved hardware, is sharply down, with all consoles registering significant drops in sales. The PlayStation Portable still managed to sell a respectable 60,000 units in one week, but this ot... |
3 November 2008
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Sony is working hard to make the PlayStation Portable, its handheld competitor for the Nintendo DS, a more nimble and easy to use piece of hardware. The new Media Manager update for it allows users to access the PlayStation Store from the PCs they own in order to better organize and synchronize the content that they ... |
30 October 2008
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The data coming from Japan suggests that the new version of the Sony handheld, dubbed the PSP-3000, is selling very well, boosting sales of the PlayStation Portable close to 160,000 units. Taking into account that the numbers are for just seven days, they are really impressive. During the previous week, the PSP manag... |
27 October 2008
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Sony Computer Entertainment Japan is aiming to boost the popularity of the PlayStation Portable by creating a free service that is set to link the PSP to the PlayStation Store, a part of the PlayStation Network, so that users can download any type of content, from games to movies, without taking the extra step of con... |
4 September 2008
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Sony is certainly moving fast when it comes to new product releases. They are now saying that the new PSP-3000, a hardware update for the gaming handheld from Sony, is set to be launched on the Japanese market as soon as October 16, as part of a bundle and as a standalone product. The new version of the console ... |
3 September 2008
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