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ReviewsDaxter (PSP)
Reviewed on March 15, 2006 Daxter is taking center stage in this new platformer for the PSP. -
ReviewsMVP Baseball (PSP)
Reviewed on May 27, 2005 -
NewsGates on portable console gaming: Let Sony worry about it
May 11, 2005 Bill Gates says he's fine letting Sony take the market lead with its PlayStation Portable while Microsoft focuses on the TV-based console. -
ReviewsHot Shots Golf: Open Tee (PSP)
Reviewed on May 9, 2005 -
ReviewsRatchet & Clank: Size Matters (PlayStation 2)
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Sony sues online retailer over PSP
August 8, 2005 Lik-Sang.com is chided for selling to customers in the U.K. before the console's official release there. -
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Sony denies seeking PSP customer data
June 24, 2005 Company says it's targeting "gray market" sellers rather than consumers to squelch unauthorized sales in the U.K. -
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Commentary: Sony wakes up
March 16, 2006 PS3 and PSP announcements are the first sign that Sony is watching its rivals and responding accordingly. -
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Sony suits sink game retailer
October 25, 2006 Independent seller Lik-Sang decides to close after loss in court over 'gray market' sales of PlayStation Portable. -
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The Xbox factor
May 13, 2005 special coverage With E3 on the horizon, Microsoft has released the details of its second-generation gaming console, Xbox 360. -
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EA taps '90s nostalgia for 'new' PSP games
September 1, 2006 "Wing Commander," "Virtual Pinball" are among titles to be rereleased as part of "EA Replay" package. -
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Sony reveals some specs for PSP handheld
August 25, 2004 The PlayStation Portable is going to have one complex processor running the show for games and multimedia. -
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E3: The battle of the boxes
May 20, 2005 special coverage Microsoft's Xbox 360, Sony's PS3 and Nintendo's Revolution--and a tiny Game Boy--all take their turn in the spotlight. Audio report from E3 Photos: Live from E3 -
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Nintendo's big E3 surprise comes in little box
May 17, 2005 The onetime gaming leader stakes claim to pocket gaming, and makes a bid against Sony, Microsoft for next-gen console. Photos: Nintendo talking 'bout a Revolution -
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Microsoft confirms Xbox shortage
March 22, 2005 Most major retail outlets are out of stock as Microsoft scrambles to keep up with demand. -
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Game handhelds to take spotlight at E3
May 6, 2004 Upcoming portable game players from Sony and Nintendo and a widely expected price cut for Sony's PlayStation 2 console top the agenda for the game industry's annual trade show. -
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Sony cuts PlayStation price to $150
May 11, 2004 At the E3 game conference in Los Angeles, the entertainment giant also talks about its upcoming handheld game player and the Cell processor it is developing with Toshiba and IBM. -
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Year in review: Hot console, 'hot coffee'
December 25, 2005 Microsoft beat competitors to market with its Xbox 360, and the debate over steamy game content had Rockstar sweating. -
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This week in game consoles
May 20, 2005 This year's E3 becomes a major competition as game console makers tried to prove their next-gen machines will be the ones to own. -
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Nintendo ups shipments of DS game console
December 9, 2004 Video game system maker increases North American shipments of popular handheld in order to meet widespread demand. Photos: Nintendo dual screen grows up
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