PlayStation Portable

The PlayStation Portable is Sony's first handheld, designed for the seventh generation of video games. The second half of the ATV Offroad Fury series and the first three MX vs. ATV games are playable on this platform.

Overview
Seeking to challenge Nintendo's dominance of the handheld gaming market, Sony conceived a new handheld gaming platform that not only promised to provide console-quality graphics, but could also serve as a multi-purpose entertainment device that could play more than just games, a similar approach that was taken for the PlayStation 2. Like the Game Boy Advance, the PlayStation Portable's control layout would have a directional pad and face buttons flanking the main game screen, plus two shoulder buttons. However, the PSP took portable control to the next level with the inclusion of an albeit small, but comfortable analog stick, which would be pivotal to precise control of movement in the console-quality games that the system was designed for. Physical game software would be manufactured into a proprietary disk format that would also be utilized for film videos, and similar to the Xbox, games can also be downloaded to the handheld. Despite garnering praise for its technical strengths and achieving modest success, the PlayStation Portable proved to be no match for the Nintendo DS, the best-selling handheld system in the world, thanks to its innovative touchscreen control gimmick.

The ATV Offroad Fury series

 * ATV Offroad Fury 3 (as ATV Offroad Fury Blazin' Trails)
 * ATV Offroad Fury 4 (as ATV Offroad Fury Pro)

The MX vs. ATV series

 * MX vs. ATV Unleashed (as MX vs. ATV On the Edge)
 * MX vs. ATV Untamed
 * MX vs. ATV Reflex