Sony Marks 50 Million PlayStation Portable Sales
| Author | Hugo Jobling |
| Published | 13th Feb 2009 |
For all the stick Sony's PSP gets, there's no denying it has longevity. It's been through three revisions thus far, with rumours of a forth to come, been made GPS, video messaging and Skype compatible and, now, 50 million of the things have been sold.

In fact, even more consoles have likely been sold as Sony says the figure was reached as of the 1st of January. As poor as sales may be, it seems unlikely that not a single PSP would be bought in the last month or so.
Admittedly, the number pales in comparison to some of Sony's other consoles, such as the PlayStation 2 which just passed the 50 million mark in North America alone. Nor is Sony likely to enjoy conceding that Nintendo has sold nearly twice as many DS and DS Lites. Nonetheless, it's a noteworthy and impressive landmark for the PSP.
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Keldon said on 13th February 2009
Matthew Bunton said on 15th February 2009
I have hung on to mine but heavens know why as you guys have said great functionality poor games software.
where is GT mobile, Resi 4 etc etc.
Ohmz said on 14th March 2009
"Nor is Sony likely to enjoy conceding that Nindendo has sold nearly twice as many DS and DS Lites."
Typo Hugo. "Nindendo."
Gordon said on 15th March 2009
@Ohmz - fixed, thanks.
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