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electronista.com - 5/22/2009

Sony to offer PSP game rentals?

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Sony has been experimenting with offering game rentals for the PSP, according to a source with access to game developers. The console maker is said by Develop to have been conducting briefings since the Game Developers Conference in March that would...

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arstechnica.com - 5/28/2009

Mole: PSP-Go details confirmed, smaller PS3 is on the way

— arstechnica.com — Our trusty inside source spills the beans about Sony's long-term strategy. The PSP-Go! is real, and should... be announced at E3. The more surprising news? A slimmed-down PS3 is in fact coming, but not until Sony sells the PS3s sitting on retail shelves. ... (more) Mole: PSP-Go details confirmed, smaller PS3 is on the way

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news.cnet.com - 5/21/2009

Sources: Sony considers music downloads for PSP

— news.cnet.com — Sony has spoken with some of the major recording companies about providing music for the PlayStation Portable,... music industry sources told CNET News. The sources said the talks are only preliminary and no deals have been struck. But apparently, ... (more) Sources: Sony considers music downloads for PSP

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boardsus.playstation.com - 5/30/2009

GCN Exclusive: Say hello to the PSP Go+BOX PICS - E3 Expo 2009 - PlayStation.com Forums

— boardsus.playstation.com — GCN: I just scored some pictures of the PSP Go care of the latest Qore video. Somehow... I got access to my June 2009 Qore Episode and low and behold there were images of the PSP go staring at me.  ... (more) GCN Exclusive: Say hello to the PSP Go+BOX PICS - E3 ...

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Sony Is Clearly Considering Digital PSP Game Rentals [Unconfirmed]
Gizmodo — ... and documents in closed-door meetings." A subscription plan on the PSP just sounds doomed for failure (though the $50 yearly price is about the same as Xbox Live), as no one wants to be locked in to monthly contracts for a single (portable even!) system that has a mediocre selection of games to begin with. Then again, if the price is right and the selection is expansive...well, we'll be interested to hear what Sony eventually rolls out. [Kotaku and develop via Electronista] ...