Sony has a new PSP bundle pack for the 2012 holiday season. The PlayStation Portable value pack includes a red/black PSP-3000, 2GB memory card, pouch, cleaning cloth, 1200mAh battery pack, and AC ...

With more gamers moving over to PlayStation Vita, Sony has started limiting PSP production. All other PSP models have been discontinued except the Piano Black PSP-3000 in Japan.

As the Black Friday madness starts to kick in, ... Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, listed the PSP 3000 for a mere $129.99, with a copy of LittleBigPlanet, ...

It seems like just last month that Sony dropped the price of the PSP Go from $250 to $200. Wait, it was last month. And now they're dropping it to $150, with three games included? Who's in charge ...

The new bundle is called the PSP-3000 Value Pack and comes in a. Skip to main ... Sony has offered Japanese bundle packs with various color combinations such as black/red, white/blue, and red/black.

PSP-3000 shipping worldwide in October. ... Piano Black, up close. Sony also announced today that the new PSP would come in three colors--Piano Black, Pearl White, and Mystic Silver.

The new PSP Carnival Colors range comes in radiant red, vibrant blue, bright yellow, and spirited green. This new range is not just about aesthetics; it also comes packed with 4GB of memory and a ...

Sony have decided that, for the moment at least, the Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters bundle will be the only way that gamers can buy the new PSP-3000 with its updated screen and integrated microphone.

The PSP 3000 is expected to hit stores worldwide (Japan, Asia, North America, and Europe) in October, with some markets getting up to three colors: black, pearl white, and silver.

The PSP-3000, which was unveiled at the Leipzig Games Convention last month, ... Following this will be a black PSP-3000 and 4GB memory entertainment pack bundle in "early November".

Already have Echochrome on PSP, Ratchet & Clank Size Matters on UMD, as well as the DVD and Blu-ray release of National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets? Yeah, us too (except for the National Treasure ...