Another one bites the dust. Sony have run out of stock that can be used to repair the parts of a PSP-3000. They officially announced on their website in a blog post that the PSP-3000 will no longer be ...

PlayStation Customer Support’s official Twitter account it was announced that repair services for the PS3 (CECH-3000) will end in Japan on May 31, 2019, and PSP-3000 repairs will be ending soon. While ...

Sony’s new PSP model has screen issues, but software therapy just isn’t in the stars. It turns out the sexy and superior PSP-3000 may not be all that it’s cracked up to be. Sure, it’s got a “wider ...

Sony Japan has responded to criticisms about visible scanlines on the new PSP-3000 systems. While Sony America is looking into the situation, Japan's statement doesn't bode too well. It seems that the ...

While the PlayStation Portable has been out of the running for a hot minute now, Sony is about to put one more nail into the proverbial coffin. Sony has announced that it will officially end repair ...

If you're one of the 140,000 who already snatched up a brand new PSP-3000, you've probably noticed a troupe of ugly scanlines on the handheld's screen, skewering clean through your favorite games.

This is not new; however, many people were skeptical this actually works. It’s apparent now that this video actually works. While this video will not fix dead pixels, it will fix any stuck pixels you ...

A Kotaku reader—we’re sure there are at least two of them—attended a Sony focus group to discuss the PSP Fix, which he assumed was some sort of injected PSP designed to block certain neuroreceptors ...

It is with a heavy heart that I bring this awful, terrible news: those scanlines and other screen defects discovered in the PSP-3000? Sony totally meant for that to happen. To borrow a Slashdotism, it ...

TOKYO--Following complaints by consumers in Japan, Sony Computer Entertainment officially announced that it will repair any PSP suffering from a defective square button. According to reports, a ...

North Americans waiting for a PSP-playable localization of Persona 2: Eternal Punishment are going to have to wait a little bit longer. The Atlus JRPG, which came out on PSN this week as a $9.99 PSone ...