Reviews of Top User-Rated Sony Portable Gaming

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Sony PSP review

PSP stands for PlayStation Portable, but it might as well stand for 'Nintendo, you have a problem'. One of the most highly anticipated tech products to hit stores in recent memory, the Sony PSP largely delivers on its remarkable promises Read more

£131

23 March 2005 by David Carnoy

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3.0 stars out of 5

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Sony PlayStation Vita review

The powerful PlayStation Vita offers dual-analogue controls and a big, bright screen but it's bulky, battery life's so-so and it's pricey. Read more

£220

30 January 2012 by Luke Westaway

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Sony PSP (slim version) preview hands-on

A recent patent update sparked speculation that the new PSP would have a swivel screen and mobile phone capabilities, but Sony revealed a more modest PSP redesign at E3. The new handheld console is smaller, slimmer and lighter Read more

2 August 2007 by James Yu

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4.0 stars out of 5

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Sony PSP 3000 review

If you're looking for a sturdy portable device that offers great graphics, solid multimedia performance and more sophisticated games than the Nintendo DS Lite -- and a deeper game library than the Apple iPhone or iPod touch -- the PSP is a worthwhile choice Read more

£130

14 October 2008 by John P. Falcone

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Handheld consoles head to head

A number of recent high-profile releases have seen a resurgence in the handheld games market. The race has only just begun, but if you're looking purely at a games console, it's going to be between Sony and Nintendo... Read more

11 May 2005 by Guy Cocker

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Sony PSP Go preview hands-on

The PSP Go doesn't offer any game-changing upgrades, such as a touchscreen or second analogue stick, but it will probably prove a worthwhile investment for owners of the PSP 1000 and 2000, mainly because it's significantly smaller and lighter. The inclusion of Bluetooth capability is also a pleasing touch Read more

23 June 2009 by John P. Falcone