Sony Europe has confirmed a new budget range of PSP games called PSP Essentials that will retail for £9.99 from this summer. The initial line-up of 20 games are to include Ratchet and Clank, FIFA 09, ...
Ever since Sony announced the PSP, there was always going to be speculation that Ubisoft would bring across what some would say is its most popular franchise to the PSP. Sam Fisher has once again ...
Sony has announced it will release a range of handheld titles next month under the new label of PSP Essentials. The launch will see the re-release of some of the PSP’s biggest titles at the low price ...
Ubisoft announced today Splinter Cell Essentials has arrived at retailers nationwide. The first game in the series for the Sony PSP, Essentials promises the same gameplay that fans have come to expect ...
Sony introduced a new budget-priced PlayStation Portable (model PSP-E1000) handheld game player for 99.99, accompanied by a range of PSP Essentials titles that will retail at only 9.99 and will ...
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Though the world and your grandma knew Ubisoft was developing a Splinter Cell title for Sony's PlayStation Portable, until now the company had been as tight-lipped as a super-spy regarding details.
In the space of three home console releases, Tom Clancy's lone Special Forces agent has advanced the mechanics of a genre, coated it in incredible visuals and set a benchmark by which all stealth ...
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