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With 31 million PSP systems shipped in just 3 years, Sony's fastest selling system is nothing to scoff about. It has faced fierce competition from Nintendo's DS and DS Lite, and fared very well for Sony's first ever portable system. Today, the PSP turns 3 years old, and the crew at PSP fanboy has compiled a huge list of the PSP's ups and downs.
It details everything from the original PSP concept to the Giga Pack, Loco Roco, Remote Play with the PS3, and the pitiful sales of the UMD format.
March 24, 2005. That was the day PSP was unleashed to the American gaming public. It's been a long and interesting ride since then. Come join us as we take a retrospective look on three years of PSP history.
What did the first PSP concept model look like?
When did PSP get its internet browser
How quickly did the homebrew scene develop?
What was one of Sony's worst marketing disasters?
What importer was closed because it sold Japanese PSP systems?
How long did it take for PSP to get its first real price drop?
What sold 77,777 copies on day one?
All of this and more detailed!
Additional sources:
- PSP turns three, sniff (engadget.com)
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its hard to believe its 3 years old, still remember the day i got mine, good memories
But in all seriousness, the button bar of my PSP stopped working right that evening. How ironic. But CFW saved me to some extent.
Though, it's hard to believe that 3 years have gone by and I've yet to get one...
But I guess I'll go prepare the cake now...
This was always better than the DS IMO. Though I want me a white one now.
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