There’s a strong rumor this morning that Sony’s busy prepping a discrete part of the PlayStation Store for new games and apps that’ll be directed at the PSP and PSP Go. Sounds like Sony’s also jumping ...

Sony may be actively urging developers to design smaller, “non-retail” games and application for the PlayStation Portable, an undisclosed source told Destructoid. The “non-retail” games and ...

Sony's price points for the upcoming PSP app store are lower than those used on iTunes, according to a report. Pocket Gamer claims that games and applications will go on sale for €1, €2 or €5. The app ...

PPSSPP, an app that's capable of emulating PSP games, has joined the growing number of retro game emulators on the iOS App Store. The program has been around for almost 12 years, but prior to this, ...

Sony is preparing to introduce a new game development pipeline in hopes of producing a stream of low-priced downloadable games and applications for PSP, says a new report. Develop said Tuesday that ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. While a litany of leaks may have diminished the impact of the PSP Go's Electronic Entertainment Expo 2009 debut, they had no bearing on the potential ...

Last week, at the Leipzig games convention, Sony unveiled a redesigned PlayStation Portable, the PSP 3000. Yawn. Sure, the new PSP, which goes on sale in October, has a better screen and a built-in ...

Set for announcement at GamesCon, the new PSP Go shop front will feature "smaller, 'non-retail' games and applications", which will be priced at roughly $2-$6 and must come in at under 100MB. It would ...

Last week, at the Leipzig games convention, Sony unveiled a redesigned PlayStation Portable, the PSP 3000. Yawn. Sure, the new PSP, which goes on sale in October, has a better screen and a built-in ...

Click to viewOne of the topics discussed at our roundtable with Sony at E3 (besides their dislike for paying for features and their 20/20 hindsight as to what went wrong with the PS3’s development) ...

During the Sony Conference at E3 2009, Kaz Hirai announced that PS3 and PSP development kits would be undergoing massive price drops in order to encourage greater participation from the development ...