hteng said:end of the year?! damn thats a long wait
Pai Pai Master said:UMD was a huge mistake.
Jason's Ultimatum said:Am I the only person that's more excited about Uncharted PSP2 than Uncharted 3 due to the possible jungle setting? The video looked AMAZING.
that's what we all said. but at least it's thin!DennisK4 said:
You mean like playing games with reasonable load times?Woo-Fu said:UMD wasn't the mistake. Deciding to market movies for the PSP was the mistake, the mistake that then required a format like UMD.
For what UMD was required to accomplish it is actually pretty good.
crazy monkey said:Why would you need play ps3 user online? It will be very useless functionality if added. there will be very few people using it plus ps4 might be coming out in year and half.
Agent Icebeezy said:Let me play my own PS2 games on it and I'll find a way to purchase it.
LiquidMetal14 said:This is the splashy unveil. E3 will be the spot, no doubt. I do think they should find something other than Playstation Portable for this though.
61.91 million vs. ~40 million.Kuran said:More like Genesis vs NES, to be brutally honest.
Omiee said:man this sounds amazing, think of all the posibilities. everybody should read kotaku's hands on its pretty good.
lowrider007 said:A non-3g sku?, that is very interesting, could be a good indicator that the 'base' sku well be competitively priced.
H_Prestige said:It's interesting seeing people say Sony learned nothing from the psp. What were they supposed to learn?
People hated the UMD, so they replaced it with flash carts. People hated the design of the analog nub and the fact that there was only one. So they made two actual analog sticks.
Battery life? That was never going to be like the DS. Just the nature of the tech right now. Not even Nintendo can get DS battery life anymore.
Zoe said:Hmmm... so how do the specs hold up to a PS2? Any possibilities of emulation?
Rez said:You mean like playing games with reasonable load times?
Ok, I didn't know the reasoning behind it. Sounds good.Kuran said:Probably, wasn't KH not released on PSN because of the Disney situation?
Everyone is an artist with MS paint.Jea Song said:LOL, I just had a vision of a " cautiously hyped" JPEG. Too bad i'm no artist.
Hide the women and children!Castor Krieg said:Playstation Next.
Router said:Its bigger, faster and more complicated when everyone else is going smaller and less complicated.
I wish Sony luck with this I really do. They have balls. It will be interesting to see if it finds its market in the west. They have a lot of hard work ahead of them.
don't wear tight pants.Amir0x said:damn the PSP 2 is big. Sony it's portable gaming christ
It's bigger, but looking at DSXL's reception that's not necessarily a bad thingRouter said:Its bigger, faster and more complicated when everyone else is going smaller and less complicated.
I wish Sony luck with this I really do. They have balls. It will be interesting to see if it finds its market in the west. They have a lot of hard work ahead of them.
jmdajr said:so can you play ps1 and psp1 games on it?
Kuran said:Probably, wasn't KH not released on PSN because of the Disney situation?
badcrumble said:This thing's a really bizarre gamble. Love how many input methods there are, though - that matters to me far more than the graphics.
I'm increasingly thinking that I won't pick up either 3DS or NGP at launch, but rather wait until a least a year or more from their launches - but I think that the 3DS/NGP generation will be pretty awesome.
H_Prestige said:Who's going less complicated? Nintendo certainly isn't.
You just want touch control gaming? I thought that was the main reason why smartphone games were limited.
LCfiner said:yup. I'm still not convinced that the back touch pad is gonna take off (though their demo with shifing terrain was cool) but having a capacitive multi touch screen on a gaming focused device to complement full buttons is exciting.
Router said:iOS devices which is where the growth is.
Router said:iOS devices which is where the growth is.
Flash media and OLED display to help powerhouse machine perform for longer
Upon seeing both the size and power of Sony's new Next Generation portable, it's inevitable that the first question many people asked was how long the battery would last but Sony has assured that it will put up a decent display.
"We'll have a good, solid battery life because of two factors," SCEE boss Andrew House told Eurogamer.
"It's influenced our choice of flash media, versus incorporating a disc drive; and number two, the screen is large and gorgeous it's also OLED, which is fantastically good for low power consumption as well. So there are two, I think strong, features there that bode very well for battery life."
It has also been confirmed that, much like an iPhone but unlike the current PSP, the battery will not be removable. Apparently this is due to the rear touch panel.
H_Prestige said:It's interesting seeing people say Sony learned nothing from the psp. What were they supposed to learn?
People hated the UMD, so they replaced it with flash carts. People hated the design of the analog nub and the fact that there was only one. So they made two actual analog sticks.
Battery life? That was never going to be like the DS. Just the nature of the tech right now. Not even Nintendo can get DS battery life anymore.
How does it compare to Samsung Galaxy? I'd be glad to see a picture comparison.DennisK4 said:
Router said:iOS devices which is where the growth is.
Castor Krieg said:There is one problem with back touch pad - you will not be able to game in protective case like you can with PSP. Unless the number of games that use the back will be limited.
Yes, because as a marketer, I have extreme issues with having too broad of a base to appeal to and a product with too many selling points. Keep your friend away from sales. For his own good. He'd be homeless in a month.Yoshichan said:Some "friend" of mine just said that the PSP2 will fail because "it pretty much is impossible to market it properly because it does so much".
Oh, fanboys in denial.
LCfiner said:yup. I'm still not convinced that the back touch pad is gonna take off (though their demo with shifing terrain was cool) but having a capacitive multi touch screen on a gaming focused device to complement full buttons is exciting.
they still got a few months to do some revisions. i expected someone to make a self charging battery. i guess not.03sho said:
marc^o^ said:How does it compare to Samsung Galaxy? I'd be glad to see a picture comparison.
Castor Krieg said:There is one problem with back touch pad - you will not be able to game in protective case like you can with PSP. Unless the number of games that use the back will be limited.