3. "Controlling" fun Continues the PlayStation DNA, with triangle, circle, X, square buttons and the direction key. Polygons and curved surfaces, multi channel audio -- functionality for the ultimate in graphics and sound (note: we're not sure how this fits under "control," but okay...) 4. "Connecting" fun Compatible with Wireless Internet IEE802.11b Adhoc-Compatible (as in LAN connection without a server for multiplayer with just friends in a room without a net hotspot) allows 16 PSPs to connect together at the same time Use the USB port to connect to the PlayStation 2. Sony also showed off Japanese packaging and CD lables for some of the games, unveiling a new Ape Escape, among other titles, in the process. Aside from black hardware units, the company showed off the various colored units from E3, although a possible release for these special units was not mentioned. We look forward to a date later this year when we'll at last be able to experience all the fun of the PSP for ourselves through final games.