PSP gets more movies, cheap games in Japan. Sony launches new movie-download service in Japan, and 12 games get price-slashed PSP the Best brand. By Hirohiko Niizumi on November 17, ...

Keep in mind that this is a list of titles in development only in Japan. It does not include games from the numerous developers making games for the PSP in Europe and America. We're pretty sure ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. TOKYO--Though it's only been six months since the release of the PSP in Japan, its games have been selling poorly. For the week of May 23 to 29 ...

Games for PSP have stolen the show this week in the Japanese sales charts. New entry Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2 takes the top spot, nearly doubling the sales of Pro Evolution Soccer ...

News Tokyo Game Show [TGS] 2008 All future Japanese PSP games will be downloadable. admin / October 9, 2008. According to Eurogamer, ...

The Vita, which launches in Japan Dec. 17 and worldwide in early 2012, does not include a drive for the Universal Media Discs used to play PSP games.

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, which was released in last December, drove PSP sales to record heights and seems to have lodged it firmly into the consciousness of the Japanese game-buying public.

Japan Studio’s canceled PSP game resembles LittleBigPlanet. Both the trailer and presentation can be found on Archive.org ...

The PSP-exclusive JRPG Fate/Extra is getting a remake in 2025. Called Fate/Extra Record, the game will be released for the PS4, PS5, Switch, and PC. Publisher Bandai Namco has yet to commit to a ...

The PSP-3000 made it out in the land where Sony's portable has, for the greater part of the year, been at the top of all gaming systems as far as sales go. But just as Sony America slipped the ...

The Sony PSP has topped the Japanese hardware chart for the third week running, ... Earth Defence Force 2 Portable for PSP was the best-selling game of last week, shifting 63,795 units.

The PSP is alive and kickin'! Well, in Japan … kind of. OK, not really, but Sony's first handheld is definitely getting some love in the land of the rising sun. And when I say "love," I mean ...