naznatips on 04 February 2010
| Bamboleo said: @ naznatips I disagree with you when you say "Not a single one of the companies benefits by moving to a new generation, and none of them will for at least 3 more years" Sony benefits a lot by launching a new PSP in 2011 Spring, since PSP software sales are tanking and so is hardware sales. And if Sony releases a new portable, the DS will feel even more dated. Based on Nintendo success with DS, they don't need to rush, but because of Sony they will put a new portable on the market late 2011 or spring 2012. |
Sony would drop out of the handheld business before they'd release a PSP2 anytime in the next 2 years. They would be forced to evolve the graphics further, and it's already nearly impossible for the PSP to make a developer money even with its current tech level. A PSP2 would be the biggest bomb since the virtua boy (well, and the PSP Go).
