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Zucas on 30 May 2009
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Paperdiego said:
Zucas said:
DSi changes are minimal. They added some bells and whistles to the same concept.

Taking out the UMD drive is a huge switch. Now your telling your customer download and that's it. I consider that a much larger switch.

minimal?

 

what the hell are you talking about?

 

the dsi added better cpu, processing power, a web browser built in, and online downlaodable store, music playback, cameras, bigger screnes among others, and they took out the backwords compat with gba(some thing that people bitched about)

 

that all is MUch MUch larger that

 

just taking out the umd and making it downladable only.

 

this psp adds nothing the psp 300 ncant do,

 

3000 can already downlad games, infact it can play ALL its gmaes..

 

this new version makes the psp incompatible with even some of its own games..

 

i am not calling you a fanboy but who evert is needs to get there head out of there asses and see that sony is only trying to squander money out of you..

 

 

 

lol sony making a system that cant even play all its games...

 

 

Learn to read.  Bells and whistles to the SAME CONCEPT.  Don't tell me you can't read.  Well everyone who has a biased agenda has poor reading skills from what I've learned.

I'm sure ya'll can deal with my disgust towards this move.  I've been saying this for awhile, that it would be a very bad move for anyone looking to go download only.  Obviously, Sony realizes this IS a bad move so they seem to want to keep the PSP 3000.  But what I can't seem to think of, is what would drive them to think that something that they can't sell competitively at retail would be a huge ace in their hole.  Obviously they are a little nervous by iPhone.  More so than even Nintendo considering they don't have the market share of them.  Let's hope it hasn't run them into not being competitive with the real competitor.