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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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