DVD distributed with issue 17 (Spring 2005) of Pocket Games Magazine.
Contains E3 coverage, G4 segments, and trailers relating to the Sony PSP system.
Contents:
• Sony E3 2003 presentation excerpt - Ken Kutaragi, President and CEO of Sony announces the PSP
• G4 Pulse segment - Backbone Entertainment Sr Producer Chris Charla talks about PSP at GDC 2004
• G4 Pulse segment - Discussion of the delayed release of the PSP in the US. Geoff Keighley interviewed.
• G4 Electronic Playground segment - E3 2004 PSP Coverage. Death Jr Concept Pete Overstreet interviewed.
• G4 Pulse segment - Tokyo Game Show 2004 Coverage. Interviewees: GameSpy Sr. Console Editor Raymond Padilla, Freelance Journalist Zoe Flower, GameSpy Media Editor Ryan O'Donnell, Sony VP Corp Communications Kenichi Fukunaga, EA Canada Executive Producer Warren Wall, Q Space Chief Creative Officer Tetsuya Mizuguchi
• G4 Filter segment - CES 2004 coverage. G4TV Sr. Editorial Games Director Justin Keeling discusses the PSP
• G4 Screen Savers segment - CES 2005 coverage. Sony President Kaz Hirai discusses the PSP. X-Play Host Adam Sessler discusses the PSP. Interviewees: Tips & Tricks Executive Editor Anatole Brown, Game Informer Associate Editor Lisa Mason, Sony Santa Monica Producer Takuina Imasaki
• G4 Screen Savers segment - DVD to PSP movie ripping pipeline demoed and explained.
• G4 Screen Savers segment - PSP first look. Guests: G4TechTV Senior Editorial Manager Justin Keeling
• G4 XPlay segment - Metal Gear Acid preview
• PSP Trailers - Coded Arms and Metal Gear Acid
• Need for Speed Underground Rivals Trailer
• G4 Cinematech segment - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 footage
• G4 Cinematech segment - NBA Street Showdown Footage
• Death Jr Trailer
• Untold Legends Brotherhood of the Blade Trailer
• PSP Sizzle Reel
Dumped to Redump specifications using MPF.
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