The device fits comfortably in the hands--or in my rather large male hands, at least. Its layout, with control buttons on the right and a directional control pad and "analog" pad on the left, means it should be instantly familiar to anyone who has played a PlayStation or PlayStation 2.

The display is sharp and crisp and the handful of games released Sunday make good use of the bright, 4.3-inch widescreen LCD, with graphics that sometimes seem to glow. It also responds quickly to commands, and I didn't notice any glitches or problems with the images displayed.



Link: PC World