Solid_Snake4RD said:
jarrod said:
Solid_Snake4RD said:
jarrod said:
Competitive games and a competitive pricepoint. That's going to be a tall order given what we know of 3DS and what we've heard of PSP2...
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how is it a tall order when we already know 3DS is going to be expensive and all the games on 3DS are the typical for a Playstation platform and would be easily ported and plus new games
and we haven't heard anything about the price and game about the PSP2
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It's going to be difficult for PSP to compete on price based on the rumors we've heard (HD screen, 360 spec, etc)... we're also at a stage where the razor/blades model has proven itself pretty ineffectual long term, and for a PSP platform, recent precedent makes not making profit on hardware even a less attractive proposition. I think we'll see a $50 difference (in favor of Nintendo) probably, which was exactly the price difference between DS and PSP at launch.
For games, I doubt we'll see many 3DS ports. I do expect some 360/PS3 ports though, which is probably a better way for Sony to go, as challenging Nintendo on their own turf is practically suicide these days. But again, I'm not sure that's exactly competitive... 3DS is amassing a lineup already that's like the best of DS and PSP on one machine, that doesn't leave a lot of room for PSP2.
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how are we at any stage that have proved razor blade models have proven ineffectual??????????????
the PS3 actually just proved you wrong
how is challenging ninty on their own surface is sucide these days??????????
your comments never make any sense and you try to push your own thinking on others,just stop it you are always wrong
yeah the DS and PSP are on 3DS,but that doesn't mean that Sony can't still bring a line-up for their own handheld
you think a megaton device about to launch and they wouldn't be able to bring games.they can easily do that,now to sell them and to consistently do that over its lifetime is what PSP failed at which was mostly due to piracy
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PS3 just proved me wrong? The same PS3 that's lost more money than PS1, PS2 and PSP have made, combined? That PS3? L.O.F-ing.L. <3
And yeah, challenging Nintendo directly tends not to work out so well. Sony made a few "Nintendo-like" overtures with PSP software (Locoroco especially) and it generally went nowhere. Sony needs to concentrate on what Sony does well, not try to imitate what Nintendo does well... thankfully, from what we're hearing about PSP2, they seem to be going to their own tune, which is really for the best.
