PSP News Out of GamesCom

We've got a LOT of news coming out of GamesCom in Germany, specifically from Sony, so lets start with the little handheld that maybe, sort of, might, could, the PSP.

1. Register Your PSP Go Quickly, Get Gran Turismo Download Free

For those with incentive to get a PSP Go, here's a bit more. The excellent Gran Turismo series can be yours on the go if you register your PSP Go right after you get it. If you're getting a PSP Go, then you're going to have just one more reason to do so.

2. Sony Introduces Bite-Sized Downloadable Games

Now you can play Tetris on your PSP! Or do like me and just play it on your first Game Boy. Ah Nintendo, you still know how to make a handheld.

3. Digital Reader to Release PSP Comics in December

Now you can read Archie on your PSP! Or just buy an issue at any grocery store. Meh...

4. PSP to be in Turquoise, Lilac, and Pink in Europe by November

Ooh! I've always wanted a lilac PSP! Dreams really do come true! *tear

5. Eye of Judgment to See PSP Release

A portable game where you have to carry an extra camera with you. Kind of defeats the purpose doesn't it?

Yes, I know, I didn't really go into much details, but the headlines pretty much says it all. Besides, lets face it, you really want to know more about the PS3 don't you? Huh? *nudge, nudge*

PSPGo website advertises... the DSi?

Sony's PSPgo was probably the worst kept secret in gaming for a while. I mean, developers knew it was coming. Publishers knew it was coming. Gamers knew it was coming. And guess what? Sony finally said its coming. So, they're going to start up the hype train by creating websites right? Well, apparently they didn't put that plan into action fast enough. A VERY avid DSi fan registered the domain pspgo.co.uk, and has put up a VERY professional looking website. Sony has yet to say anything about this website, but its safe to assume they're going to be offering some big bucks for this domain.

I have to say that this website is almost too professional for a fan. I had to stop and wonder if Nintendo had possibly done it. However, after looking at their other sites, I've come to the conclusion that more likely than not, Nintendo didn't do it and the guy that did it must REALLY like Nintendogs.

If you want to see the site, click here.