Sony spotlights films for Europe PSP launch

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Company also says that some 50 games titles will be for sale by Christmas, both from Sony and other publishers.

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Porn on PSP
by stenar June 20, 2005 2:02 PM PDT: After reading your article about films on the Sony PSP, I thought your readers might be interested in checking out this comic strip about porn on the PSP and how it will make PSPs more popular (dated 26. April 2005). The author of the strip, Brandon Lewis, also coined the phrase: "PornStation Pornable":
http://mousewax.com/archive.html?date=20050426; Reply to this comment

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