Third parties not required to release PSP games on PlayStation StoreSource: Joystiq
What do Undead Knights, Naruto Shippuden: Legends: Akatsuki Rising, NBA 2K10, Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes and Cars: Race O Rama have in common? All of these are PSP games released on UMD after the PSP Go's October 1 launch -- and all are currently without a digital …

Sony first released the PlayStation Portable in 2004 (2005 for US gamers), and at first it was a decent system. Since then the portable console has undergone 2 revisions and a 'retrofit'.
Can the iPod Touch topple the Nintendo DS?Source: msnbc.com
With its clever design and roster of excellent games, the Nintendo DS is the king of the gaming hill for good reason. But Apple execs recently said the DS and Sony's PSP just don't stack up as gaming machines when compared to the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Do you agree?
Zune HD Review: Hello From SeattleSource:
And now here we are with the fourth Zune generation, embodied by the Zune HD but also including a new version of the PC software, improved online services, and new capabilities all around.
Five Myths of the Zune HDSource: Apple Insider
Just when you thought Microsoft had given up on the Zune as a product and had retreated to referring to it as a nebulous cloud of conceptual features, the company comes out with a new device supporting a mobile-optimized OLED screen, a wildly powerful yet super efficient new mult …
Zune HD unboxing and hands-onSource: Engadget
The Zune HD is soon to be officially out on the streets, and we've got the official Engadget hands-on / unboxing.
Are Games Too Much Like Work?Source: gamasutra.com
Video games are at a crossroads. Despite what the hardcore call "dumbing down", many video games are "too much like work" for too many people. If we're to make video games as ubiquitous as movies, what can we do about this?
Sony planned death of PSP UMD all alongSource: TechRadar: All Phone and communications feeds
It's not controversial to state that pretty much no one likes the PSP's UMD drive, but it might raise eyebrows to suggest that Sony itself was never that into the whole tiny optical disk concept.

Today is when all the hands on impressions are hitting the web with some news from the Konami conference.
Hands-on: Dead Space: Extraction
Endless Ocean 2 Hands-on
PSP Go revealed in detail - it's realSource: Ars Technica
The PSP Go is real, and Sony itself has described many of the details of the hardware via an early episode of its own digital news show, Qore. We have the details, and some images, of the next step in Sony's move towards a less physical future.
PSP-Go details confirmed, smaller PS3 is on the waySource: Ars Technica
Our trusty inside source spills the beans about Sony's long-term strategy. The PSP-Go! is real, and should be announced at E3. The more surprising news? A slimmed-down PS3 is in fact coming, but not until Sony sells the PS3s sitting on retail shelves. The full report inside.
Reports: Sony mulling game rentals, music downloads for PSP?Source: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
Sources are saying that Sony in early talks with the big music labels about a music store for the PlayStation Portable, while a recent survey raises the possibility of downloadable game rentals for the portable console.
Rumors about the new Sony PSP Go! heat upSource: ZDNet News
Though rumors of a new PSP have ebbed and flowed throughout the year, this morning a hurricane of speculation descended on Sony's portable format.
Tekken 6 coming to the PSPSource: thatvideogameblog.com
Portable fighting games are often lackluster to say the least. Unless it's a port of a game that was once released on a system they're usually pretty craptacular, which is too bad because the fighter is one of the best suited genres for portable gaming.
Mom Finds Porn on New PSPSource: FOX 25 News
TAMPA, Fla. - Like most kids, Eliso Tovar loves video games. So his mom, Tamatha, bought him a PlayStation Portable for a late Christmas present at a Wal-Mart in Manatee County, Fla. What happened next would shock the entire family.
Which handheld gaming machine is the best?Source: msnbc.com
The Nintendo DS and Sony PSP handhelds have been duking it out for five years now. Then Apple jumped into the ring ... and things really got interesting.
Will you buy a Nintendo DSi?Source: msnbc.com
Nintendo's wildly popular portable game machine got an upgrade Sunday with the launch of the DSi.
Sony Gets Chippy on Eve of DSi ReleaseSource: Kotaku
If Nintendo is really committed to reaching a broader, more diverse audience of gamers beyond the "kids" market that they've always engaged, there isn't much new with the DSi to support that.