In the Mix
Editors' Picks
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Capcom announces slate of PSN updates
Classics Collection arcade compilations, Mega Man remakes go downloadable for PSP; more Resident Evil and Dino Crisis PlayStation originals headed for online store.
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Most Memorable Moments of E3
E3 2009 left us with a ton of great memories. Read about some of the more notable ones.
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E3 Photos: Square-Enix Booth
See the Square-Enix booth--including Dissidia: Final Fantasy--covered from every angle imaginable in our E3 2009 photo gallery!
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Rock Band Unplugged Review
Smart design choices make this handheld debut for the Rock Band series a great one.
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Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny Hands-On
We check out the E3 demo of Namco Bandai's weapon-based fighter and are surprised to find a God of War on the roster.
Latest Previews
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We grab a PSP Go and check out the two-level E3 demo of portable Little Big Planet.
Latest Reviews
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Patapon 2 adds plenty of new ideas to the already unique gameplay, making it a worthy successor to the original.
Special Features
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GameSpot Presents: E3 2009 Editors' Choice Awards
What were the most impressive games at E3? Get the answers with this year's awards.
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PSP Go Hands-On Preview
We got to sit down with the PSP Go in the middle of hectic E3.
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Video Picks
Import Friendly: Yakuza 3, Gyakuten Kenji, Shin Megami Tensei Persona
We're back with a brand-new show featuring Ryu ga Gotoku 3, otherwise known as Yakuza 3, and take a look back at some notable new releases of the past few months: Yuusha 30, Gyakuten Kenji, Shin Megami Tensei Persona, and Disgaea 2 Portable.
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Outer Heaven Trailer
Details emerge in this story-driven trailer for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.
Naruto Shippuden: Legends: Akatsuki Rising Features Trailer
The Naruto trailer shows you some of the features in this upcoming title.
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