After dominating the home console space, Sony turned its attention to handheld consoles with the PlayStation Portable. Launching 2004, the PSP received a robust library of ports, remasters, and, of ...
With recently circulating rumors that Sony is developing a new handheld device that will be reportedly “more powerful” than Microsoft’s Xbox Series S, it might be fun to look back at the company’s ...
Matt Twinley is a freelance writer and author from the UK with an unbridled passion for video games and movies. He has been a writer since 2017 and an enthusiastic gamer for even longer. As soon as he ...
Ritwik is a passionate gamer who has a soft spot for JRPGs. He's been writing about all things gaming for six years and counting. The PlayStation Portable is one of the most popular and beloved ...
The PSP is the only handheld system to come close to rivaling Nintendo's GameBoy and Nintendo DS, but these great PSP games are basically unplayable today.
In addition to a host of modern PS4 and PS5 titles, a subscription to PlayStation Plus Premium includes access to a library ...
The PlayStation Portable is one of the most underrated systems out there. The games supported on it were great, the system felt great to play on, and it was a fantastic option in the handheld market ...
A classic PSP spin-off title tied to one of anime‘s darkest mystery franchises is coming to PlayStation 5. This is a remaster of a Japanese adventure game released in 2009. Later that same year, it ...
Anthony is a writer who's worked in the games industry for four years. He's a competitive gamer with a soft spot for retro titles. Anthony enjoys speedrunning a few titles, but Simpson's Hit & Run is ...
Internet sleuths have unearthed a presentation for a Japan Studio PSP game titled Stamp, which never saw the light of day. The game’s pitch and trailer was found and published online by the ...
Having been a huge fanatic of video games ever since she first got a PS3 at ten years old, Leah Donato is a creative and passionate writer who engrosses herself into writing about all things ...