campaign, SCEE expects its dominance in the home console arena to drive its debut handheld system to success, dismissing the challenge of sector leader Nintendo. "The idea of a handheld rivalry with Nintendo is an irrelevance," VP of studios Phil Harrison...

So E3 is over. Ands what and E3 it was, more exciting than any in recent memory. Of course the stars of the show were the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP. During the show I paid little attention the the PSP, I already knew what it was and what it had to...

especially with the idea of Wi-Fi and particularly on the handheld side. It's the perfect next step on the handheld side, so for Nintendo DS introducing our first Wi-Fi enabled games later this year is very exciting... and then what we do on DS, how we structure...

now in this next generation we're certainly at a point where it is making more sense, especially with the idea of Wi-Fi and particularly on the handheld side. It's the perfect next step on the handheld side, so for Nintendo DS introducing our first Wi-Fi...

approaches that challenge…how our take might differ from those of our competitors…and finally, how this all applies to the upcoming introduction of two new handheld gaming devices…the nintendo ds…and the sony psp. let me begin by returning to /the...

first quarter of next year. The PSP is Sony's entry into handheld game machines - an area now dominated by the Game Boy series from Japanese rival Nintendo (news - web sites) Co., which makes Super Mario and Pokemon games. The PSP, which uses a...

the age of the typical Nintendo hand-held owner, yet Sony is hoping to capture that prospective 18-to-34 hand-held owner all at once with the PSP. Sony entered and took the lead in the console market in the mid-1990's by going after older users and by wooing...

DS a nose ahead of the PSP for third-party support: Sony claims 99 developers are on board for its new handheld. So far, the DS game catalog is a varied bunch. First-party games are a perennial strength for Nintendo, and it's not surprising that they are...

a launch. Still need to get to play these tonight. At this moment, I am thinking of dumping the DS for store credit (Yoshi Touch and Go screams not to though). And the PSP is winning. If you read my posts, you see I am hardly a Sony fanboy (I dislike...