Sony executives got a jolt of adrenaline with their caffeine this morning when they read the latest memo from respected game-industry analyst PJ McNealy. The memo's title says it all: "Sony ...

Sony has often won big by thinking small. Portable gizmos such as the Walkman, the Discman and the Handicam helped make this company the consumer electronics power it is today. But until now, it ...

Sony's disappointing E3 PSP showing had us hoping for a big turnaround at the PlayStation Meeting. While Sony did give the format equal time to the PlayStation 3 at the Thursday afternoon press ...

Many gamers got a bombshell with their morning coffee today when word began to spread that the PSP might--might--not be released until 2005. In his "Game Over" column today, CNN/Money game-industry ...

Disney has become the first major studio to join Sony in releasing pics on the Japanese conglom’s new PlayStation Portable handheld vidgame device, but it may not be alone for long. Paramount is ...

At E3 2004, the PlayStation Portable ruled the event. That wasn't the case in 2005, as consoles once again took the spotlight with awe-inspiring next-gen systems. The PSP's system's launch this March ...

Sony Corp. said Wednesday it would delay the U.S. release of its widely anticipated handheld video game device, the PSP, until early 2005, saying that there was not enough time to prepare game ...

In a September 29, 2005 report, Reykjavík-based Kaupthing Bank estimated DS and PSP sales for the next three years. Here are the sales-per-year estimates, in condensed format. 03.2005: as of March, ...

PSP Fanboy reader, and well-known writer on the Internets, Dave Taylor writes in to ask us: "I'm wondering if any of you fanboy folk have any bright ideas about how to take decent quality screenshots ...

That's the traditional phrase that programmers display when they create their first piece of software for an unfamiliar operating system. Owners of Sony's handheld PSP game system were delighted to ...

Bristol, January 19, 2006 - SN Systems, a subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) specializing in software development tools, is delighted to announce that ProDG for PSP TM has been ...