Overclocking Projects takes an in-depth look at the first year of the PSP. The site covers the
good, the bad, and the ugly of Sony's first handheld attempt and what to expect in its future.
From the article: "Everyone knows that games are what can make or break any video game system. It is fact. I don't
know if Sony thought that by giving the PSP a ton of multimedia functionality they could overlook this, or if they just
didn't give a damn what developers release for the system, but the PSP has quite a few lemons."
All-in-all, the PSP is still fighting for portable market share from Nintendo's dominant duo, the GBA and DS. But
Sony is still in the game up to this point which begs the question: will the PSP's success or failure prove
consumer interest in video game convergence?
