HappySqurriel on 23 July 2007
| mitsuhide said: Sony has PSP-PS3 connectivity which works all round the world no matter where you are and the PS3 is you can still play music,films,look at pictures,send things from and to the PS3,play games downloaded from the Store all through wireless internet its called Remote Play and that is revolutionary. |
There is a lot of potential for the PSP/PS3 connectivity but it will never be used ...
The GBA and Gamecube offered a lot of potential interaction and yet failed for a couple of really key reasons:
- Too few people owned a Gameboy Advance and a Gamecube to take advantage of this
- It was too complicated and expensive to connect the two systems
Both the PSP/PS3 and DS/Wii have eliminated the second concern being that they are wireless out of the box, but the first one is still a big problem for both (and I suspect will be a worse problem for Sony). Until there are 20 Million people with the console and handheld I don't expect many third party developers will look into using the two systems together; this is a barrier that will take a long time for any company to meet.
