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3:18AM John Herrman | The DSi shatters and fragments, which is more effective at maiming and disabling a target. On the other hand, the PSP Go! remains whole, for greater penetration through tough surfaces. Both, however, are fun to look at. More »
Which Handheld Console Is Better At Smashing Walls?
3:18AM John Herrman | The DSi shatters and fragments, which is more effective at maiming and disabling a target. On the other hand, the PSP Go! remains whole, for greater penetration through tough surfaces. Both, however, are fun to look at. More » 
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1:48PM Nick Broughall | This morning I was hanging out with the folks from Sony, checking out all their latest kit for Christmas. I also managed to score some hands-on time with Sony’s Marvel comic book reader for the PSP. And I have to say, it’s pretty freakin’ awesome. More »
Hands On With Sony’s Comic Reader For PSP
1:48PM Nick Broughall | This morning I was hanging out with the folks from Sony, checking out all their latest kit for Christmas. I also managed to score some hands-on time with Sony’s Marvel comic book reader for the PSP. And I have to say, it’s pretty freakin’ awesome. More »
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PSP Go Sliced In Thin Waffles Of Crispy Silicon Scrumptiousness
5:40AM Jesus Diaz | As a kid I had to disassemble every electronic thing, only to discover that I couldn’t assemble them back as easily as I could with my Lego sets. Thankfully, today other people do it. Like with this PSP Go: More »
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10:00AM Nick Broughall | Oh Sony, why do you hate yourself so much? Only you hold the key to get yourself out of this funk you’ve recently found yourself in. The PS3 Slim was a huge step in the right direction. The PSPGo on the other hand, is going to send you right back to the depths of despair you’ve been wallowing in, at least until you reach the same conclusion as everyone else that a $449 RRP is totally absurd. More »
WTF!? PSPGo To Be Priced At $449 In Australia
10:00AM Nick Broughall | Oh Sony, why do you hate yourself so much? Only you hold the key to get yourself out of this funk you’ve recently found yourself in. The PS3 Slim was a huge step in the right direction. The PSPGo on the other hand, is going to send you right back to the depths of despair you’ve been wallowing in, at least until you reach the same conclusion as everyone else that a $449 RRP is totally absurd. More »
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2:11PM Nick Broughall | The PSP Go! should be hitting shelves in a couple of months, yet Sony is yet to announce a local price. What gives, Sony? Fortunately, David over at Kotaku has SCEA head honcho Michael Ephraim’s number on speed dial (maybe), so he hit him with the hard questions. The answers may not be exactly what you want to hear… More »
Sony: ‘You Are Definitely Going To See A Premium Price On The PSP Go!’ In Australia
2:11PM Nick Broughall | The PSP Go! should be hitting shelves in a couple of months, yet Sony is yet to announce a local price. What gives, Sony? Fortunately, David over at Kotaku has SCEA head honcho Michael Ephraim’s number on speed dial (maybe), so he hit him with the hard questions. The answers may not be exactly what you want to hear… More »
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Sony Thought About Giving PSPgo Dual Analog Sticks, But Opted For “Perfectly Compatible” Suckage
4:44AM Matt Buchanan | I love the logic at Sony: They wish now that the PSP had dual analogue sticks, and thought about adding them to the PSPgo, but they didn’t want to trip up developers who’d gotten used to developing around terrible controls. More »
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Sony Opens “Official Licensed Product” Program For PS Peripherals
9:17PM John Herrman | Sony’s will soon start slapping their new seal, seen at left, onto approved third-party peripherals for their game consoles. This could mean a) more vetted, decent accessories b) nothing at all, except higher prices and some new stickers. [Kotaku]
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PSP Go Will Require You To Go Buy All New Accessories
8:00AM Jack Loftus | As was the case with the DS Lite and DSi, when the PSP Go arrives in October it will come with a variety of new accessories that are not compatible with the handheld’s previous incarnation. More »
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