Aj_habfan said:
Zim said:
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Actually its the 8th year on the market, and believe me on a ww basis the PSP will easily have a 10 year lifecycle  The thing is that the Vita killed the PSP in the US while its still doing some decent numbers in EMEA and Japan.
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... It was released December 2004 in Japan, March 2005 America and September 2005 EU. Any of those dates means it's at least in it's 7th year or sixth. Either 7 years 5 months for Japan, 7 years 2 months for NA or 6 years 8 months for the EU. So no, not a chance that on a worldwide basis it will have a 10 year cycle.
In Japan it's possible. NA and EU? No way. Even in Japan I would say it's doubtful. It looks like Sony may have already finished releasing games for it. Another 2 years 7 months? Unlikely.
Also I'm pretty sure when you use a winking smiley you should probably check you are right first. Or even look at the numbers.
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Who the hell cares?
PSP might last 9 years instead of the stupidely announced 10 year plan, woopidty fucking doo.
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If you don't care then why come to a gaming forum? Why enter the thread? The point is that people who believe Sony when it talks about 10 year plans are deluded. Like I said, it is always up to the market to decide that. Will the PS3 have a 10 year span? Possibly but it hasn't even reached it's sixth year yet so has a LONG way to go. However we can pretty much guarantee that when the PS4 is announced and Sony likely again talk about a 10 year plan there will be fools nodding their heads.
