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 | | |  The Sony PSP has finally arrived, marking one of the most important video game hardware launches in years. If you want to know everything there is to know about the system, here's your place. Check back often for all the latest updates! Your Thoughts?
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Reviews & Headlines Spot On: The US PSP LaunchSony holds a major birthday party for its first handheld gaming platform. But were the guests impressed?  PSP Resource CenterLooking for videos to play on your PSP? This page lists all the latest GameSpot video content: video reviews, interviews, and features, all of which are ready to be downloaded for viewing on your PSP!  Sony PSP 101Check out our PSP 101 feature to find out all about Sony's new PlayStation Portable system.  Sony PSP US Edition ImpressionsThe official North American release date for the Sony PSP may be March 24, but we managed to get our hands on a US Sony PSP a week early.  Q&A: Jack Tretton talks PSPAs Sony launches its first portable platform, SCEA's EVP talks about the future of the format.  Wipeout Pure ReviewWipeout Pure is a joy to look at, and it's viscerally satisfying enough to please fans of the series and new players alike.  Twisted Metal: Head-On ReviewA colorful cast, a great presentation, exciting shooting action, and wireless multiplayer combine to make this one of the safest bets you can place when choosing your first PSP games.  Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix ReviewThis "remixed" version of the original delivers almost everything that was great about the console versions, and with the inclusion of four new levels, the single-player experience has gotten even better.  Metal Gear Acid ReviewAcid's satisfying turn-based strategy is a great fit for Metal Gear's trademark high presentation values and quirky narrative style.  Ridge Racer ReviewRidge Racer does a fine job of showing off the system's technical prowess while simultaneously providing more of the same smooth gameplay that still holds up after all these years. Launch Title Reviews & PreviewsTiger Woods PGA Tour ReviewHe may not be the unbeatable prodigy in real life that he once was, but Tiger Woods has become just about the only game in town when it comes to golf video games. NFL Street 2 Unleashed Review NFL Street 2 Unleashed may be one of the least altered, if not the least altered, of all the console games ported to the PSP. And that ultimately works both for and against it. Ape Escape: On the Loose Review There's enough good old-fashioned platforming here to please fans of the genre. Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade Review It's a by-the-numbers hack-and-slash without much personality. NBA Review The core gameplay in NBA is lackluster in presentation and execution, making it difficult to recommend. World Tour Soccer Review If you're in the market for a PSP soccer game this season you basically have only one decision to make: SCEE's World Tour Soccer or EA Canada's FIFA Soccer. Need for Speed Underground Rivals Review Fans of the Need for Speed Underground series will feel right at home with Rivals. Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower Review Darkstalkers Chronicle is probably the best portable fighting game ever made. Gretzky NHL Review The compromises 989 made to get this game to work with the PSP hardware ultimately end up wrecking much of the fun. Spider-Man 2 Review This isn't exactly the most overachieving action game around, but it's not a bad showcase of what the PSP can do, and it's generally entertaining for as long as it lasts. Dynasty Warriors Review Diehard fans will be pleased that they can take Dynasty Warriors with them everywhere, but if you haven't been impressed by the series lately, this handheld installment won't do anything to reel you in. Lumines Review Between the beautiful presentation, the innovative gameplay, and the excellent single-player and multiplayer modes, Lumines may very well be the greatest Tetris-style puzzle game since Tetris itself. Preorder the PSP from EBGames.com Don't feel like a sucker trying to find a PSP on launch day. Preorder the system today to guarantee you won't be sorry! Launch Title Developer Interviews David Perkinson of SCEA gives you all the hard-hitting facts about this hockey game for the PSP.  Developer Ryan Eames discusses some of the details about multiplayer and downloadable content in Wipeout Pure.  Scott Campbell of Incog Inc tells you everything you need to know about Twisted Metal: Head-On in this developer interview.  Activision has added new levels, characters, and a slew of Wi-Fi support to THUG 2 Remix, find out everything you need to know in this exclusive Developer Interview.  Tatsuya Minami talks about the US version of Darkstalkers Chronicle, as well as Capcom's future plans for the PSP in this interview.  Want to know what a strategic, card-based Metal Gear game is all about? Find out in our exclusive interview.  Dave McCarthy discusses some of the single and multi player modes in Need for Speed Underground Rivals.  Warren Wall talks about Team Fusion the new EA division devoted to the PSP.  Sony Online Entertainment executive producer Nicholas Blythe gives us the full story on Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade.  Be sure to check out this in-depth interview with Electronic Arts producer Dave McCarthy as he explains the numerous features of Tiger Woods PGA Tour.  Tune in to get a quick look at one of the mini-games found in Ape Escape on the PSP in this developer interview.  Click to hear an interview with the North American associate producer of Wipeout Pure as he gives us our first look at the game.  Click to watch a brief interview with the associate producer of NBA 2005, which includes a look at an early version of the game.  Tune in to hear the producer and designer of Twisted Metal: Head-On Scott Cambell, talk about what he calls the spiritual successor to Twisted Metal 2.  Activision producer Juan Valdes talks some Spider-Man 2 PSP specifics and gives us our first up close look at the game in action.  Namco localization producer Ryota Toyama takes time out to discuss some of the specifics that will be seen in Ridge Racers when it hits the states.  Tetsuya Mizuguchi talks about his inspiration for producing Lumines in this exclusive developer interview. |
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