Wipeout Pure Video Review
Ryan Davis takes the time to tell you what makes Wipeout Pure the culmination of the series.
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Check out some more footage of Wipeout Pure from the PSP press conference at CES 2005.
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PSP Demonstration
Take an in-depth look at the capabilities of Sony's new handheld gaming platform.
Wipeout studio working on new racer
Job listing on Sony's Liverpool studio says unannounced project in "high profile racing franchise" is in development.
Aussie PSP Go owners to receive 10 free games
Sony AU to reward PSP Go owners with titles including Little Big Planet, Gran Turismo, and Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines.
SCEE confirms UK PSP Go games giveaway
Buyers of Sony's latest handheld offering will get 10 games free from June 9, including GTA: Vice City Stories and 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa.
Aussie games sector set for 2009 growth
Local industry body tips 2009 Australian games revenue to outstrip previous year.
No UMD conversion for PSP Go
[UPDATE] Previously purchased disc-based games won’t be playable on Sony’s new handheld due to "legal and technical reasons"; no PSP Go Rewards program in NA.
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Sony confirms 250GB PS3 for UK, announces PSP Go Rewards
£284.99 250GB PS3 coming Oct. 1 in various bundles; PSP owners who upgrade to UMD-free system will receive three free games to download.
Little Big Planet touching down on PSP?
Reports from the UK claim Sony's Liverpool studio is porting Media Molecule's highly customizable PS3 charmer to the portable platform.
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PSP gets Greatest Hits
Hot Shots Golf, Wipeout Pure spearhead first wave of budget rereleases for Sony's portable; third-party games to be added later this year.
Sony to release first game-movie hybrid UMD
PSP version of Stealth will feature the first three levels of Wipeout Pure.
PSP breaks UK sales records
Estimated 185,000 units bought by Brits; sales make handheld fastest-selling console in the region.
Sony to charge for PSP downloads in 2006?
SCEE's Phil Harrison says the portable will see "premium content next year."
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