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  • Sony’s New PSP Debut on Video

    Sony's New PSP Debut on VideoThe Tokyo Game Show opened yesterday — with all the usual fanfare — at Makuhari Messe in Chiba. Amid the pounding music, laser light shows and the 3G’s (Games, Geeks and Girls), we found what has been one of the most highly anticipated product debuts of the season: Sony’s new PlayStation Portable; the device is also Sony Entertainment’s first step into the mobile gaming market. Today’s program brings you close-up video of the PSP during its first public unveiling.

    Subscribers will also get a hands-on look at a several new games for DoCoMo’s F900i-series of handsets. Program Run-time: 4:06

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    Posted: 26 September 2004 | Filed: Events, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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