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Would you trust Sony enough to buy a PSP 3?

Yes, I would buy a PSP3 with confidence! 157 29.79%
 
Maybe, I would wait a yea... 124 23.53%
 
No, how they treated the ... 246 46.68%
 
Total:527

As usual, the rumor mill is in full churn for E3 2017.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjSG2vr-Yk8

Now the question is, would you trust Sony enough to buy a PSP3/Vita2?

Would Sony be in for the long term with first party support?

Would they be able to get full budget third party games long term?

How would the PSP3 differentiate itself from the 3DS/Switch/Vita?



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Not after the vita. The way they handled it was terrible in my eyes.



                  

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Not really. Though to be fair, I'm don't put much trust on handhelds in general.



I would wait a bit to make sure they were serious.



Sony is smart enough to not waste their money on another lame ass portable gaming system.

PSP sucked. Vita sucked. Game over - stick with home consoles. Kaz Hirai take note.



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Hell no. I loved the PSP too



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1gWECYYOSo

Please Watch/Share this video so it gets shown in Hollywood.

Handhelds are dead IMO.



if it is a full compatible with ps4 digital content, yes



That ship has long sailed for Sony.No full first party support for it, (probably) minimal support for it, and more niche games like the Vita is getting now, and simply the fact that people expect more of a portable system now due to the Switch.And also competing with Nintendo would be an uphill battle, to say the least.



My (locked) thread about how difficulty should be a decision for the developers, not the gamers.

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=241866&page=1

I don't trust them to put their 100% into it, as such it would be easy pickings for Nintendo to beat up on.

Not only that but I don't think Nintendo would allow them the luxury of having a tech advantage, they'd just make a new Switch with a better Nvidia Tegra processor, so Sony would have little/no advantage anywhere. Anything they can get, Nintendo can get from Nvidia or better. 

There's only room for one handheld line in the market now and Nintendo won't give up any sales from it either because they need every single one.