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GameFlavor Video Game News Network For Sale

Paul Sinclair • January 5 2012 • comments

Due to other project commitments, we are selling the high traffic video games news network, GameFlavor Network. Full sale details here. The GameFlavor Network is a collection of...Read more

Getting Your Sony PSP Internet Connection Working Properly

Victor D'Angelo Jr. • November 26 2011 • comments

The Sony PSP is typically touted as being a device that can not only play some stellar portable games, but also has the ability to allow users to...Read more

The 3rd Birthday PSP Review

Kris Erickson • April 21 2011 • comments

The 3rd Birthday is a sequel of sorts to the Parasite Eve games, although this PSP exclusive takes the gameplay in completely new directions. Here, players take control...Read more

Nintendo 3DS vs Sony NGP: Comparison

Kris Erickson • March 26 2011 • comments

The Nintendo 3DS launches in North America this weekend, and we thought it would be a good time to compare its features with Sony's upcoming NGP. It has...Read more

PSP 3000 Gets Permanent Price Drop to $129

Kris Erickson • February 27 2011 • comments

The price of Sony's PSP console has been reduced to $129, bringing it in line with Nintendo's DS handheld game system. Both manufacturers are competing to maintain their...Read more

Third Party NGP Graphics Engine Gives Hints About Capabilities

Kris Erickson • February 21 2011 • comments

New graphics middleware announced by a German firm gives us an idea of what developers will be able to do with the powerful graphics hardware in Sony's NGP....Read more

Sony NGP: Everything We Know So Far

Staff Writer • January 31 2011 • comments

The next generation PlayStation Portable console was announced last week in Japan at the PlayStation Convention. Code named the NGP, this system has a lot to show off...Read more

New PSP Colors For Japan: Blue and White, Red and Black

Kris Erickson • September 17 2010 • comments

During its presentation at the Tokyo Game Show, Sony has revealed some interesting new color combinations for its PSP handheld. We think one of them looks phenomenal, while...Read more

Yet Another PSP Hardware Revision for Monster Hunter 3

Kris Erickson • September 16 2010 • comments

At the Tokyo Game Show today, Sony and Capcom revealed a newly-designed PSP that will accompany the launch of the game Monster Hunter Portable 3rd in Japan. Both...Read more

Ghost Recon Predator PSP Preview

Kris Erickson • August 26 2010 • comments

Ghost Recon Predator is an exclusive new tactical action game, headed to the PSP this November. It features a modern-day storyline, putting players in the role of an...Read more

Valkyria Chronicles 2 PSP Preview

Kris Erickson • July 12 2010 • comments

Tactical RPG fans are about to get a huge treat this exclusively on the PSP this summer. In this preview, our staff writer Coty Biggs explores what all...Read more

What Was Missing at E3 2010?

Kris Erickson • June 16 2010 • comments

We've heard from each of the big three console manufacturers as the E3 conference enters its last few days in Los Angeles. This year's event contained very few...Read more

Sony PSP 2 is Real, Features Cell Processor

Kris Erickson • May 17 2010 • comments

Sources in the UK have confirmed that a successor to the PSP is already well along in development, although the new device probably won't be shown at E3...Read more

New God of War PSP Title: Ghost of Sparta

Kris Erickson • May 5 2010 • comments

One of the best-selling games on Sony's PSP handheld will get a sequel later this year. The developer Ready at Dawn has been brought back on board to...Read more

Kick-Ass Digital Comics Available For PSP

Kris Erickson • April 16 2010 • comments

PSP users can now download issues of Kick-Ass directly to their handheld device. Marvel has also made single issues of the digital comic by Mark Millar and John...Read more

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd Trailer Reveals New Monsters

Kris Erickson • March 16 2010 • comments

When it arrives in Japan later this year, Monster Hunter Portable 3rd will feature new areas to explore and new monsters to slay, according to Capcom. The Japanese...Read more

Undead Knights Gameplay Blends Strategy and Action

Kris Erickson • February 23 2010 • comments

Undead Knights is nearing its official release on February 26th, and we now understand a bit more about how the game will work. This quirky action title puts...Read more

Dead or Alive Paradise Jiggles Its Assets in New Trailer

Kris Erickson • January 27 2010 • comments

The weather in Europe has been bitterly cold this winter, with record snowfalls from London to the Spanish Riviera. Good thing that European gamers have something to look...Read more

Latest Gameplay Details for MGS: Peace Walker

Kris Erickson • January 21 2010 • comments

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, the latest installment in the official Metal Gear story, is coming to the PSP in May. Set shortly after the events of MGS...Read more

Metal Slug XX Special Character Abilities

Kris Erickson • January 17 2010 • comments

Metal Slug XX is the latest installment in the side-scrolling shooter, known for being as difficult as it is fun. When it took the arcades by storm back...Read more

Upcoming PSP Games in 2010

Kris Erickson • January 4 2010 • comments

It has often been claimed that "this year will finally be the year of the PSP." Despite the disappointments in the past, it does appear that 2010 will...Read more

Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines Review

Kris Erickson • November 18 2009 • comments

When we first heard that Ubisoft was planning a pocked-sized Assassin's Creed game for the PSP, we were intrigued, to say the least. When the publisher confidently stated...Read more

PSP Go Launches in Japan

Kris Erickson • November 2 2009 • comments

A full month after its release in North America and Europe, the sliding screen PSP Go has landed in shops in Japan. The device failed to make a...Read more

Fake PSP Go Better Than Real Thing?

Kris Erickson • October 13 2009 • comments

Here at PSP World, we have often marveled at knockoff PSP designs from China that try to mimic Sony's slick handheld device. However, these cheap clones have usually...Read more

Motorstorm: Arctic Edge Review

Kris Erickson • September 15 2009 • comments

There is a crowded field of racing games competing for attention this holiday, and the first to the starting Grid is Sony's Motorstorm: Arctic Edge, developed by BigBig...Read more

MGS: Peace Walker Co-op Gameplay Video

Kris Erickson • August 19 2009 • comments

One of the highlights of Konami's press event today at GamesCom was definitely Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. Producer Hideo Kojima took the stage to explain the multiplayer...Read more

How Will Sony Solve the Old UMD Problem?

Kris Erickson • August 17 2009 • comments

With its super-small PSP Go coming to shops soon, Sony has a big-sized problem brewing on the horizon. How will users who already own an older model of...Read more

PSP: Predicting the Hits (and Flops) of Holiday 2009

Kris Erickson • August 5 2009 • comments

For the first time ever, there will be literally too many games to play on the PSP this holiday season. Sony is peppering the launch of its new...Read more

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Review

Kris Erickson • July 27 2009 • comments

Monster Hunter has been one of the most divisive games on the PSP in terms of public and professional opinion. Many reviews by the mainstream gaming press seem...Read more

Gran Turismo PSP Preview

Kris Erickson • June 3 2009 • comments

Before Gran Turismo came along, racing games were mostly just a matter of holding down the B button and bombing through the curves. Video gamers didn't know anything...Read more

PSP Go Priced and Dated

Kris Erickson • June 2 2009 • comments

One of the highlights of Sony's press conference at E3 was the upcoming PSP Go. Even though news of the device was leaked on Qore days before the...Read more

Resistance: Retribution Review

Kris Erickson • March 18 2009 • comments

Set in the weeks after Resistance: Fall of Man, Resistance: Retribution follows the story of a former British Marine named James Grayson. After a personal tragedy involving the...Read more

The PSP Renaissance: Risks and Opportunities

Kris Erickson • February 25 2009 • comments

With rumors of a PSP successor looming ever closer, Sony has one more chance to revive the fortunes of its first handheld game system in Western markets. While...Read more

Why is the PSP Such a Massive Success in Japan?

Kris Erickson • February 11 2009 • comments

Sony may be struggling to wrest market share away from Nintendo in the handheld gaming space, but in at least one territory they have already achieved what some...Read more

5 DS Games We Wish Were on the PSP

Kris Erickson • January 12 2009 • comments

It used to be that schoolyard rivalry between the two handhelds meant that PSP owners were obligated to look down their noses at games developed exclusively for the...Read more

Top 10 PSP Games of the Year 2008

Kris Erickson • December 11 2008 • comments

Looking back on the year that just was, it is somewhat difficult to choose a list of the year’s best PSP games. Not because there were so many...Read more

10 Rare and Collectible PSP Games

Kris Erickson • November 19 2008 • comments

Video game collecting is not just a hobby for completionist dorks any longer. More and more gamers are starting to see their favorite pastime as a potential investment,...Read more

Midnight Club LA Remix Review

Naquan Baity • November 1 2008 • comments

Alright, show of hands: who enjoys a nice adrenaline pumping, trash talking, law-breaking racing game? Or are you the type to just sit on the floor and mess...Read more

5 Reasons to Own a PSP in 2009

Kris Erickson • October 20 2008 • comments

We know the type, because we do this ourselves: you rush out to buy the latest gadget, sometimes even waiting in line at midnight with a bunch of...Read more

LittleBigPlanet on PSP: Some Possibilities

Kris Erickson • October 15 2008 • comments

Sources from inside Sony and from the gaming press are suggesting that a portable version of LittleBigPlanet is in the works. Evidently, Studio Liverpool is behind the project,...Read more

PSP Review: The Force Unleashed

Kris Erickson • September 15 2008 • comments

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the PSP was developed by the small but capable studio Krome, who also oversaw the Wii and PS2 ports of the game....Read more

N+ Review

Kris Erickson • July 29 2008 • comments

N+ is such an unusual blend of different genres that it is difficult to classify. It combines the frantic maze-running of Lode Runner with the wall-sliding of New...Read more

Resistance Retribution: Everything We Know

Kris Erickson • July 16 2008 • comments

One of the biggest announcements by Sony at this year's E3 was not for the PS3, but for the PSP. The company said during its press briefing on...Read more

Secret Agent Clank Review

Kris Erickson • June 17 2008 • comments

One part adventure, one part stealth, and one part spy movie, Secret Agent Clank mixes up an unusual gameplay cocktail in the latest PSP outing from High Impact...Read more

Pursuit Force 2 Review for PlayStation Portable

Andrew Blanchard • January 11 2008 • comments

The original Pursuit Force was something of a surprise when it was released a couple of years ago, not only because it wasn't a simple Playstation port, but...Read more

Sleeper Hit: B-Boy Dancing On The PSP.

Naquan Baity • October 3 2007 • comments

The year is 1969 and the setting is New York. We have a young man looking at a James Brown video "Get on the Good foot!" which starts...Read more

GameFlavor and OffTheRail launch GameFlavor Casino

Paul Sinclair • May 14 2007 • comments

OffTheRail and the GameFlavor Network, an e21media internet property, which includes PSP World, PS3 Informer, Xboxist, Wii Land, DS Village and MPOGR.com, is pleased to announce the launch...Read more

GameFlavor Launches DS Village

Paul Sinclair • May 10 2007 • comments

The GameFlavor Network, an e21media internet property, which includes PSP World, PS3 Informer, Xboxist, Wii Land and MPOGR, is pleased to announce today the launch of DS Village...Read more

Ghost Rider - the review

Andrew Blanchard • March 16 2007 • comments

If it's not classic television programmes currently being brought to the big screen, it's comic books and Ghost Rider is the latest in a long line of Marvel...Read more

Medal of Honor: Heroes - the review...

Andrew Blanchard • January 19 2007 • comments

Those gamers among us who have had their PlayStation Portable for some time now cannot help but have noticed the complete lack of quality First-person shooter's for the...Read more

Miami Vice

Paul Sinclair • August 10 2006 • comments

Ever since the beginning of television, cop shows have been something of a highlight; indeed CSI is the most watched program in the world at the time of...Read more

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

Charles Starrett • July 25 2006 • comments

Given that the majority of attractions in Disneyland are based on movies it surprised everyone when the House of the Mouse announced, some years ago, that they were...Read more

Tomb Raider Legend

Charles Starrett • June 26 2006 • comments

It's probably fair to state that the Tomb Raider series of games are some of the most influential computer/console games of all time. I say ‘some’, as after...Read more

Sony announces $199 PSP, USB camera

Paul Sinclair • March 15 2006 • comments

Sony Computer Entertainment America has announced a new PSP hardware package that will sell for $199.99. The base unit, which will be available on March 22, will only...Read more

Pursuit Force

Charles Starrett • February 27 2006 • comments

To say that the PSP's output has been a little disappointing would be a huge understatement and unless you're completely new to the gaming world you will know...Read more

Star Wars Battlefront 2

Charles Starrett • February 20 2006 • comments

The first Star Wars movie was released long ago now when any thought of getting behind the controls one of the many space ships or battling it out...Read more

Custom PSP Faceplate

Paul Sinclair • February 7 2006 • comments

A while back we told you about the custom PSP faceplates being offered by Lik-Sang. These user-installable ‘plates are available in five colors — sexy red, pure white,...Read more

PSP On TV Review

Charles Starrett • January 16 2006 • comments

When the PSP On TV was announced last October, it was the first of several warranty-safe TV adapters for the PSP. While it’s form was rather large, the...Read more

Shure E4g Earphones

Charles Starrett • January 16 2006 • comments

As games have gotten more complex, so have the instruments used to recreate the scores and sound effects in the games. Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, expensive receivers and...Read more

WaterField Gear Pouch & Mini Pouch

Paul Sinclair • January 16 2006 • comments

We've reviewed quite a few PSP cases that are form-fitting and meant to stay on your PSP at all times. We've always been in the group of "purist"...Read more

The best PSP game yet? Just another GTA III? Toned down for handheld play? Answers to these questions and more in our in-depth review.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

Charles Starrett • November 7 2005 • comments

To call Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories the most highly anticipated PSP game yet is a complete understatement. Based in the same city as Grand Theft Auto...Read more

PSPworld takes an in-depth look at the challenges facing Sony as they battle Apple's new multimedia device.

Editorial: Video iPod a threat to PSP?

Charles Starrett • October 12 2005 • comments

Before it was really never even a question, but now that it is finally official and the real specs are out, it’s time to take a look at...Read more

Madden 06 has big expectations to live up to — but can it keep up with its console-based cousins?

Madden 06

Charles Starrett • October 7 2005 • comments

Every year millions go out to get the latest edition of the de-facto standard for football games — EA Sports’ Madden. This year marks the inaugural edition for...Read more

We bring you the scoop on the Public Beta for one of fall's most anticipated PSP titles, including details of online play and screenshots.

SOCOM: US Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo

Charles Starrett • September 27 2005 • comments

PSPworld Exclusive: An anonymous PSPworld reader has sent in a first look report at the Public Beta for the upcoming PSP SOCOM title, including details about the controls,...Read more

Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Xevious — all classics, but also all more than 20 years old. Is this gang of retro games worth your $40? Find out in this review.

Namco Museum Battle Collection

Charles Starrett • September 16 2005 • comments

Namco has a legendary back catalog of arcade games, and this collection houses the cream of the crop from the 1980s. For $40, you'll get more than 20...Read more

JavoEdge already made screen protectors for the PSP, now they make a silicone case as well. Read the review to find out whether it's as good as the JavoScreen.

JavoEdge JavoSkin for PSP

Charles Starrett • August 31 2005 • comments

We’ve already reviewed plenty of silicone cases for the PSP here at PSPworld, but the JavoSkin for PSP is the first to claim that it doesn’t pick up...Read more

The PlayGear Street is one of the first cases to let you wear your PSP — perfect for listening to tunes while exercising. It's also tough. Find out if it withstood our SUV test.

Logitech PlayGear Street

Charles Starrett • August 26 2005 • comments

With the success of Logitech’s PlayGear Pocket (PSPworld Rating: B-) fresh in our minds, we were excited to review the PlayGear Street — a case that at first...Read more

The PSP's speakers aren't all that loud - but can Logic3's Sound Grip perform better, and justify it's $34.99 price tag? Find out.

Logic3 Sound Grip for PSP

Charles Starrett • August 23 2005 • comments

When we first got our PSPs, we were really excited to take PS2-level graphics with us wherever we went — but we found out all too quickly that...Read more

At first, we liked Mercury — it reminded us of Marble Madness. Unfortunately, the nostalgia wore off quickly as more and more difficult stages were revealed.

Archer MacLean's Mercury

Charles Starrett • August 16 2005 • comments

As a portable platform, the PSP was bound to see its share of puzzle games, and three in the first few months of existence seems like a “fair...Read more

Bright, colorful, and expensive — does Vaja’s i-Volution warrant its $180 price? Find out in this review.

Vaja i-Volution for PSP

Charles Starrett • July 26 2005 • comments

Leather cases are normally black, so the initial sight of a Vaja case is a sight for sore eyes. Their combinations of brightly colored leather make a great...Read more

Noreve has a tradition for making great leather cases, thus the name “Tradition Leather Case for PSP.” But does the case live up to its moniker?

Noreve Tradition Leather PSP Case

Charles Starrett • July 13 2005 • comments

As we mentioned in a previous review, most of the leather cases produced for the PSP thus far have been a PDA-style design. The Tradition Leather Case for...Read more

Capdase brings us two options for nylon cases, but how different are they? We sort out the similarities and differences with this review.

Capdase s-Bracket Cases

Charles Starrett • June 14 2005 • comments

We here at PSPworld normally don’t like reviewing two products at once — when we first started our product reviews, we decided that we wouldn’t do any reviews...Read more

Logitech impressed us quite a bit with their first PSP accessory. Now they're back with another, the PlayGear Amp. We were very excited to find out what the system could do.

Logitech PlayGear Amp

Charles Starrett • May 26 2005 • comments

Logitech impressed us quite a bit with their first PSP accessory, the PlayGear Pocket case. Now they are back with another accessory, the PlayGear Amp. The PlayGear Amp...Read more

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