So now that E3 is over...vote for your favorite conference

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huaxiong90 said:

I just think the PSP part took up too much time for what could've been used for PS3 games, honestly. Not saying the PSP shouldn't get any attention at all, but I think that either IF they can afford it, bring a new innovation to the handheld market, or just drop it all together.

I like the PSP as well, don't get me wrong, but I think it's time to move on. PSP is losing third party support due to its insane piracy levels. It's only surviving in Japan right now.

that's the point they don't have to bring in another "dedicated handheld device"

what innovation could they bring?

there's not much more you can bring than 3D

right now trying to compete in a "dedicated handheld gaming device" arena would not be very smart..an I think Sony know's this..there is enough PSP's on the market to last there is plenty of support online PSN..which still get's the support by PSN downloads for existing PSP owner's.

Sony know's right now Nintendo is more entrenched  than ever before, the 3DS is going to be a very capable and fun gaming device and it's already attracting more developer's.

I think the writing is on the wall and Sony was already prepairing for it. because right now sony have been working on Android and what better way to move the PSP without having to face against pirates, Media lambasting, forum FUD.and to top it off

Apple is also picking up steam in the Handheld arena.

the smart move is to move the PSP out of that market directly and compete as Apple does..indirectly

PSP still keep's it's support, but is not tied to just the "dedicated handheld game arena"

Nintendo most likely will keep any and all companies out of that space with direct , but idirect is another story. atleast this way there is plenty of room in the Smartphone market for a device that still get Android's app's and 1st and 2nd party Game's that can only be found on Sony Handheld's