The new Sony PSP exhibits on-screen jaggies that bother many users. Sony says it's a result of the anti-ghosting feature--but is the cure worse than the disease? John P. Falcone is the senior director ...

Sony's much-talked-about-yet-entirely-unconfirmed PlayStation Portable 2 game machine will have 3G connectivity, an absolutely gorgeous touch-screen and may be as powerful as a PlayStation 3 game ...

Playing my favorite games from more than a decade ago on my PSP Go has reaffirmed the fact that I desperately need a powerful ...

Another rumor surfaces about the next-gen PSP and how it will not only do away with the UMD disc system but will add a sliding screen. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Though the controversial recall of the PlayStation 3 platformer Little Big Planet hogged headlines this week, another Sony-related controversy was ...

The PSP TouchMe is a touch screen that connects to the PSP via USB and lies over the PSP’s original screen. TouchMe is homebrew-based device that will only work with specific homebrew software, so don ...

Looks like Sony wasn't foolin' when it said that the new PSP-3000 has a noticeably improved screen from the PSP-2000 -- check out this comparison shot of the new rig vs. the old. Man, our first-gen ...

Sony announced its updated PSP-3000 system at last week's Leipzig Games Convention. Pictures of the new system have already popped up online, but GameSpot has the first hands-on look at the new PSP ...

The PSP may be a lot of things to a lot of people, but it's not capable of pumping out images in 3D -- cross your eyes all you want but nothing's going to leap off of that LCD. We'll have to wait for ...

There are some truly riveting mysteries in life. Who built Stonehenge? Why do men have nipples? And perhaps the greatest of them all, why does the Sony PSP-3000 suffer from poor screen performance?

The first version of X-Men Legends was a quality co-op dungeon crawler with a few issues holding it back. The sequel addresses almost all of these problems, adds some fun new characters, and now a ...