Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. has been diagnosed with neurological disease progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP. While he remains under observation at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, ...

The PlayStation Portable (PSP), first launched in 2004, continues to hold a special place in the hearts of retro gaming enthusiasts in 2025. Despite the rapid evolution of gaming technology, the PSP ...

Mark is a lifelong player of games and a longtime fan of the gaming industry. His favorite genre of game is Action-Adventure, and has been heavily into Souls-Likes since getting lost in the world of ...

OSHA closes inspection of Utz factory in Hanover; no citations issued after falling death No citations were issued after an inspection of a popular snack facility was completed after the death of a ...

PlayStation Customer Support’s official Twitter account it was announced that repair services for the PS3 (CECH-3000) will end in Japan on May 31, 2019, and PSP-3000 repairs will be ending soon. While ...

UMD really was one of the dumbest formats ever created, and especially for Sony. But it looks like you might not ever have to worry about it again now that you can just buy and download PSP games and ...

How come Japanese Vita owners can pay a few dollars to get digital copies of PSP UMD games, but we can't? According to Sony's Shuhei Yoshida, it's down to two main reasons: the PSP is more popular in ...

Bad news for PlayStation Portable gamers hoping to lug their UMD (disc-based) games over to Sony’s imminent PlayStation Vita — it’ll (probably) never happen. That’s the word from the mount (aka Sony), ...

Sony has confirmed that there will be no UMD Passport program for the PlayStation Vita in North America. Owners of PSP discs wishing to play them on the Vita will have to buy the titles again from the ...

Backward compatibility is one of the most important features gamers look for in new gaming hardware, but it appears as if Sony won't be accommodating with the PlayStation Vita. Having announced a PSP ...

Chad joined the DualShockers staff in mid 2009 and since then has put much of his time into covering RPGs, with a focus on the Japanese side of the genre, from the obscure to the mainstream. He's a ...