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E3 2003: Sony announces PlayStation Portable
By the end of next year, PSP will mean something to everybody.
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New PSP spec to feature 32Mb of RAM
Sony to respond to developer complaints about RAM capacity?
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Take-Two planning early support for PSP
No details of titles, but development work is already underway.
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Kuju starts work on PSP technology development
British studio takes Sony's new platform in hand.
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PlayStation Portable officially unveiled in Los Angeles
PSP looks eerily familiar - remember the concept designs? Battery life, size statistics and final specs await inside.
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PlayStation Portable playable for the first time at TGS
Want to get your thumbs wrapped around some PSP games? Be in Chiba City, Tokyo on the last weekend of September, then.
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Bonnell attacks Sony over lack of PSP detail
Dissenting voice from Atari boss as $500 launch price point is predicted.
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Sony reveals PSP translation software, wireless multiplayer
Tokyo conference throws up new details of forthcoming handheld.
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Sony denies delay to PSP launch
Analyst stirs the hornet's nest with warning of delay, but are the claims justified?
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75 reasons to buy PlayStation Portable
Another PlayStation Meeting export. This time it's a line-up of previously unconfirmed first and third-party PSP software, including the likes of Winning Eleven 8, Tony Hawk's and Harvest Moon...
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Johnny Depp on PlayStation Portable?
Robert Rodriguez reportedly wants to turn his FBI agent from Once Upon A Time In Mexico into a PSP game...
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New PSP delay fears
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick sets the cat among the pigeons with Q2 2005 launch prediction.
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Bigbig working on PSP driving title
Could be called Drive Club, might be the Formula One '04 title mentioned on the recent games list, or it could be something else entirely.
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Tokyo gets ready for PSP launch
Capcom, Konami, Sony and others are queuing up to let Japanese gamers and the world's press try out SCE's ambitious handheld for the first time.
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PSP is finished, Sony outlines plans
Sony boss Ken Kutaragi says PSP is finished, but refuses to comment on pricing. He does talk about the circumstances surrounding launch plans though, several new games from established firms, and movies on UMD.
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PSP will play games for eight hours - reports
Reports citing the October issue of Popular Science suggest that the PSP will be able to play games for up to eight hours before needing a recharge. The article also has figures for music and movies.