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"The PSP was one of the first machines that had the hardware to allow you to play 'proper console games' on the go": Developers celebrate 20 years of Sony's handheld

Feature | "We're in the big leagues now": Retro Gamer talks to the devs and media who worked with the PlayStation Portable from its 2004 launch

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20 Years Ago, PlayStation Sparked a Generation's Tech Obsession

Way, way ahead of its time.

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College football player dies after collapsing during team weights session

A college football player has died at the age of 22, a week after suffering a cardiac arrest during a team weights session.

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The Minnesota Vikings have met with these players at the combine

In their time at the NFL Scouting Combine, the Vikings have met with these players with more to come

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ohio State women’s hockey advances to WCHA Final Faceoff final

The OSU women's ice hockey team will be playing for the WCHA tournament championship Saturday! #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Umpire’s Interference Ruling Causes Uproar in UMD-UConn Regional Final

The controversial call occurred late in Monday’s elimination matchup with the Terps trailing by two runs.

Sports Illustrated

Ingenieros esperan perfeccionar las mascarillas antes de la próxima ola o pandemia de COVID

BALTIMORE— En los primeros días de la pandemia por coronavirus, los trabajadores de la salud recurrieron a paliacates y otras protecciones improvisadas porque carecían del material oficial. Eso le dio una idea a los ingenieros de la Universidad de Maryland (UMD).

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It’s USA-Canada again, but college players fuel global growth of women’s hockey

BEIJING — With a 7 1/2-month old baby at home, Maura Crowell often finds herself awake at odd hours. That wasn't such a bad thing over the past two weeks, since she planned to be up anyway to watch the women's hockey tournament at the Beijing Olympics.

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