arcader from NeoGAF made a Game 3.0 entry at Wikipedia, but now it’s being considered for deletion, here’s the discussion:

Non-notable commercial jargon, possible viral marketing efforts Chicbicyclist 00:19, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

It is very notable. and has nothing to do with marketing efforts - it is about game content design techniques/ethics. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Jmcdaniel3 (talk • contribs) 2007-03-09 00:31:14 (UTC)

Unless you can cite sources to demonstrate that people other than the person at Sony, who is giving presentations on this concept, have actually acknowledged it and that it has become accepted into the corpus of human knowledge, it is original research, which is forbidden here. Everything in Wikipedia must first have been through a process, outside of Wikipedia, of fact checking, peer review, publication, and acceptance into the corpus of human knowledge. That means, in this case, people other than, and independent of, its inventors documenting the idea, to demonstrate that it has been acknowledged by the rest of the world. (And that doesn’t mean news reports that simply say that the inventors are going to speak about the idea.) Uncle G 01:45, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

Taken from NeoGAF

For a summary of Phil Harrison’s keynote speech, visit this link.

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Epic Thread: Wow EB just really stuck it to the PSP - NeoGAF

It started with this image,

Then, in the middle of page 4, ManaKnight comments:
Looking at that ad makes me want to never shop at EB again, even if they are my only choice. I personally think the PSP is way better than the DS.

Originally Posted by seat:
Why are PSP owners angry at EB for this? It’s Sony’s fault that this has happened.

No, Sony has been giving PSP pretty good support. Not the support PS3 will be getting and what PS2 got, but still pretty good. PSP is definitely the most amazing handheld ever.

I’m reporting this to SCEA asap.

Good times.