It wasn’t until that last hour of the show that I figured out there was PSP Go on the floor. I burned all my time on PS3 games during my Sony appointment, and I totally overlooked the handheld lounge beneath Sony’s balcony showing. Inside I located a handful of PSP Go's, and one running the E3 build of the recently announced LittleBigPlanet PSP installment. The PSP Go, if nothing else, felt remarkably lighter than any of its predecessors. Much to my surprise, the reduced statute didn’t make it hard to grip (I have considerably large hands), but I would imagine that, if you’re Shaq, it might be a problem. The smaller size also affected the view, with a screen that (I would guess), is at least 15% smaller and, by default, a little more crisp with the output. By far the biggest difference, however, was in the size of the analog nub. Though reduced to a mere pin alongside the original, I failed to detect any difference in functionality or ease of use. If anything, the smaller surface on top of a larger “area” provided more freedom. LittleBigPlanet also appeared to fit quite comfortably on a PSP. The demo contained...

Yep—that's right.  You might recall that article we did pretty recently about Sony promising a stronger 2009 lineup in an interview.  Well, it looks like they'll be delivering on that promise, as in the past 24 hours, we've seen announcements of three big-name titles coming to the handheld this year. You've already seen the stuff about Motorstorm: Arctic Edge; now, rest assured we'll be seeing some portable LittleBigPlanet and another Buzz soon enough. More soon.