Nintendo DS vs. Sony PSP
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As Fool Seth Jayson noted last week, Nintendo (OTC BB: NTDOY) had sold half a million of its portable Nintendo DS units within a week of their November 21 launch in the United States.
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Sony Corp.(6758.T) does not expect to  cut the U.S. price of its PSP handheld game system for the rest  of 2006, and the number of available games will nearly double  to about 230 in that time, Sony said on Thursday.
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Nintendo's DS handheld and Sony's slimmed-down PlayStation2 will launch in November
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TOKYO - Sony Computer Entertainment Inc entered the handheld video game market Sunday with the sale of its new PlayStation Portable, pitting it against competitors ahead of the holiday sales period.
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Ken Kutaragi, an executive with Sony&#39;s game business, denied that competition from Nintendo DS influenced the low PSP price. He said the price was possible because about half of PSP&#39;s parts, including the main computer chip, are produced internally.
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Sony Corp. announced a price more fitting of a video-game machine than a slick movie-playing gadget for its new PlayStation Portable &#151; 19,800 yen (&#36;186).
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Long lines form in Japan where shoppers finally get their hands on the portable gaming device. Sony Computer Entertainment&#39;s long-awaited PSP (PlayStation Portable) went on sale in Japan Sunday to long lines
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Shares in Nintendo rose on the Tokyo Stock Exchange at the start of this week, as continued uncertainty about certain key aspects of Sony&#39;s PSP plans tipped analysts in favour of the forthcoming DS handheld.
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Nintendo, the reigning champ of portable gaming, has released its latest hardware: the Nintendo DS. The DS has gotten a head start on its upcoming competition - that would be Sony&#39;s
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Grey Ninja writes &quot;GC Advanced has reported from the Tokyo Game Show that the PSP will retail for $349.99. Coupled with the previously announced price of the Nintendo DS at $149.
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With the launch of Sony&#39;s PSP (PlayStation Portable) on Sunday, we finally have a chance to put the device through its paces. While it will be some time before all of its features are given a thorough testing
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Tycho: This thing is pretty huge. I don't mean in terms of kilobytes - I mean it's packed tight with powerful features. Upscaling of content has been in demand, and it's been delivered. Like the 360 Elite, you need to be hooked up via a managed connection (i.e., HDMI) to upscale a DVD. Past that, it will knock up your old PS/PS2 games to 1080p, but the results we've gotten here haven't been supernatural - still appreciated, though.The real flavor is elsewhere: specifically, the ability to stream video, pictures, and music from "a DLNA compliant device," which you'll find just about every computer already is. That's only half of it. The Remote Play option of the PSP (the one that lets you enjoy certain types of content stored on your PS3 via your PSP) is deeply enriched by this capacity. You can do this much already. But with the next update for the Playstation Portable - 3.50, to be released before the end of the month - you'll be able to access your PS3 remotely via any wireless connection. I must say, starting a download at home while I'm still at the office sounds pretty Goddamn good. Also, while we are loving the PSP, am I the only person enthralled by the idea of R-Type Tactics? (CW)TB
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Nintendo launches its new handheld console, the DS, which aims to change the way people play games.
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The world's most popular digital game system isn't the Sony PlayStation 2 or Microsoft Xbox. It's the Nintendo Game Boy.
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It seems there&#39;s no end to Japan&#39;s love of handheld gaming these days. With Nintendo selling big with its hugely successful Nintendo DS launch, Sony have begun the counter attack with queues of up to 1500
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It&#39;ll cost about the same as the regular-sized PS 2 in the US and Europe. The smaller PlayStation 2 has all regular PlayStation 2 functions such as playing CDs and DVDs.
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Japan is preparing for the long-awaited launch of Sony&#39;s answer to the Nintendo DS, the PSP. The target for the PSP launch is this coming Sunday.