Sony’s PlayStation Portable 3000 launched last Tuesday, October 14 and it’s already delivering hugely impressive numbers overseas. Japanese market tracker Media Create released its hardware sales ...

As of Tuesday, the Sony PSP 3000 is officially for sale. The CNET review has been up since late last week, but for those with short attention spans, here’s the deal: It’s an evolutionary step up from ...

Sony has announced the semi-successor to the Playstation Portable, the PSP 3000, which will go on sale worldwide Oct. 15. The International Herald Tribune is reporting that it will cost €200 (or about ...

This post was updated Monday at 12:06 p.m. PDT to include SCEA’s official statement on the issue. The PSP 3000 is equipped with an updated screen, which–according to Sony–reduces glare, offers better ...

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The first time David Reeves got up on stage and took a new PSP out of his pocket, it was easy to see why he looked so pleased with himself. The PSP-2000 - or Slim & Lite to you and me and the shops - ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. This morning at the Leipzig Games Convention, Sony Computer ...

Everyone and their mother have been bitching about the PSP-3000 and it’s supposedly atrocious battery life compared to the current gen because of the improved screen and rightfully so, IMO. Who wants ...

There are some truly riveting mysteries in life. Who built Stonehenge? Why do men have nipples? And perhaps the greatest of them all, why does the Sony PSP-3000 suffer from poor screen performance?

I have before me the Limited Edition Ratchet & Clank PSP Entertainment Pack. And with said pack comes a silver PSP-3000, Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters, National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets, a 1GB ...

The mobile gaming medium is a distinctly different monster than its stationary sibling—the average lifecycle is longer, sales tend to fluctuate more drastically, and aesthetic improvements are ...