For many years, Nintendo had full domination of the portable gaming market with its various handheld systems. However, many people felt that this might change when Sony began developing the ...

Nintendo and Sony used to compete with a handheld console, and PlayStation's PSP actually held some reasonably good games. Whilst in today's market, Nintendo is known as the king of the handheld ...

A PSP game that was originally only released in Japan is finally getting a worldwide release for PS4 and PS5 this year.

If theres one thing this fall is going to prove is that the PSP is far from being dead. Sony’s handheld is about to unleash some big hitter this fall and PSP owners should be very excited of things to ...

The PlayStation Portal has been mocked for not being able to run games natively, but that’s about to change. The handheld designed exclusively for streaming PS5 games can now run PSP games natively ...

The PSP's Remote Play function, allowing users to stream content from the PlayStation 3 to the handheld, has now gone live thanks to the latest firmware update. Using a wireless connection, PSP owners ...

For anime enthusiasts and gamers, the PlayStation Portable (PSP) offers a rich library of anime-based games that bring beloved series to life in interactive and engaging ways. Here are some of the ...

The PSP's technical advancements and extensive game library made it popular among gamers, with Sony releasing many first-party titles that played a crucial role in establishing its popularity. Ratchet ...

The Sony Portable PlayStation can now play PSOne games on the move after the surprise feature was included in the latest firmware update. The option allows PSP users to stream games from a PSOne disc ...

It's official: The PS Portal's is once again a "remote player." Sony has released a new firmware patch for the PS Portal that fixed a big security vulnerability that ultimately led to PSP games ...

Sony's first handheld hit the UK 20 years ago today, so here's what we think the system's best titles are, from LocoRoco to ...

I'm looking to play a bunch of older Gameboy Advance games and I have a bunch of different options...<br><br>1) Nintendo DS:<br> Pros: 100% compatibility, no need to use an emulator (and obtain ROMs, ...