Earlier this week we first heard about the PSP camera and GPS unit. We thought we we’re going to have to wait until the Tokyo Game Show next month to see it, but no-no. Here are some of the first ...

FOSTER CITY, Calif., Nov. 2, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC (SCEA) announced today the release of EyePet™ available exclusively for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system.

Next month’s Tokyo Game Show (you know, the video game expo that wasn’t killed) will see the official introduction of a camera and GPS module for the Sony PSP. Also making an appearance will be the ...

PSPgo owners in North America itching for camera-enabled games like EyePet PSP and Invizimals may be out of luck. According to a post over on the US PS Blog, senior social media specialist Sid Shuman ...

SCEA’s senior marketing manger, John Koller, spoke with MTV News today about the future of the PSP. The portable Sony device could soon tout GPS, a camera, and even have functionality with PlayStation ...

For 5,000 yen ($42) you can get the PSP camera, which takes still photos and AVI movies straight on the memory stick. The resolution of the camera is 480×272 (PSP screen size) or 640×480 pixels. The ...

Sony's all about the video just now: first there was the Eye for the PS3, and now there's the Go!Cam for the PSP, which will be released across Europe and PAL territories on May 16th. The Go!Cam can ...

This morning in Tokyo, Sony announced a whole mess of new stuff for mobile gamers. Europe and North America can look forward to a new black base model PSP console that appears unchanged from the ...

Creatures made of pure energy are all around us, invisible to the naked eye. Luckily for us, a brilliant engineer at PSP R&D has figured out how to detect these creatures using Sony’s handheld and a ...

The PSP camera peripheral doesn’t have particularly impressive specs. It’s just a 1.3 megapixel camera, that takes photos and video clips. If you have a camera phone the PSP camera is about the same ...