Sony PSP outsells Nintendo DS 2-to-1 in Japan in April (Reuters)

Reuters - Sony Corp's (6758.T) PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld game gear outsold Nintendo Co Ltd's (7974.OS) DS portable player more than 2-to-1 in Japan in April, game magazine publisher Enterbrain said.

Report: PSP game sales robust, DS sales amazing

The sales numbers for games on both the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation Portable have been broken down, and Nintendo's portable proves to be quite the juggernaut, while the PSP has enjoyed modest success. Read More...

Sony bigwig hints at GPS-enabled PSP games

Only John Koller knows how serious John Koller, Sony's senior marketing manager for PSP, was when mentioning that GPS-enabled games could eventually hit the PSP, but he definitely threw it out there. Speaking about the forthcoming GPS add-on for the PlayStation Portable, Koller stated that said module "changes the dynamics of GPS but also changes the way developers think about games on PSP, because you can start integrating GPS into it." He continued on by mentioning that Sony's own first-party studios were "already looking at a number of things [involving GPS in games]," and concluded by asserting that a GPS game could land on the system as early as next year. Considering just how long we've been waiting for the add-on, we're not holding our breath on the titles. [Via PSP Fanboy]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

'Clank,' 'Hot Shots' keep PSP humming

The PlayStation Portable has been around for three years, but the machine you might buy today is far different from the one you'd get in 2005. Sony is continually tinkering with the thing in big ways (introducing a lighter, slimmer model in 2007) and small (any number of regularly issued firmware updates).

'Clank,' 'Hot Shots' keep PSP humming (AP)

AP - The PlayStation Portable has been around for three years, but the machine you might buy today is far different from the one you'd get in 2005. Sony is continually tinkering with the thing in big ways (introducing a lighter, slimmer model in 2007) and small (any number of regularly issued firmware updates).

'Clank,' 'Hot Shots' keep PSP humming (AP)

AP - The PlayStation Portable has been around for three years, but the machine you might buy today is far different from the one you'd get in 2005. Sony is continually tinkering with the thing in big ways (introducing a lighter, slimmer model in 2007) and small (any number of regularly issued firmware updates).