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Xbox flagship series isn't going handheld - at least not yet.

PSP to get a retro boost in February according to retailers.

Need For Speed, Tiger Woods, NBA Street, NFL Street, FIFA and MVP Baseball all due in March in the US of Wotsamajig.

Nine first party titles lined up for launch period.

Ken Kutaragi comments on the PSP's Western launch, while SCEA CEO Kaz Hirai shows off UMD movies, media transfers and games in Las Vegas.

Ubisoft not on the menu as possible EA takeover looms.

Capcom's 2D fighter will be released alongside the PSP in March, Capcom USA revealed this week.

CES showing signifies plan for US release.

Support the Disaster Emergency Committee fund by playing games on a cinema screen in London this weekend.

European industry rallies to Ubisoft following EA's "hostile" stock purchase.

We already go to the gym, and last year we lost more weight than the entire congregation of the Church of Atkins, but if any developers are looking for some possible resolutions, here's a few they might consider trying on...

Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade due to launch with the PSP in the USA and presumably in Europe.

Speculation points to PlayStation Portable announcements in Las Vegas.

Plot thickens over EA's new French "investment".

Top publisher silences basketball exclusivity rumours.

Veteran developer surprised by prestigious British honour.

Sports Interactive chief Miles Jacobson wants your money. And there are no games involved.

Rising to the top of the PSP agenda.

We're off now. Check back next week for our Top 50 Games Of 2004 (yes, we're as surprised as you are), and join us again for real on January 4th.

A report on an American games website claims that the NBA has rejected an exclusivity arrangement with EA that would have sewn up official rights in the same manner to the publisher's controversial NFL deal.

Sportswear manufacturer signs multi-title sponsorship agreement with the world's biggest publisher.

Chuck in your CC details, download and play.

We go hands-on with Sony's first foray into handheld gaming.

We'll see "final production silicon later on in the year" according to CEO Jen-Hsun Huang.

Publishing giant moves on French superpower.