Kresnik said:
I'm not completely opposed to the idea of there being a new piece of handheld hardware at PlayStation Meeting, but in no universe can I see it being a new device. Seeing how many half-hearted efforts they made to shoe-horn the Vita into being something (AAA on the go; indiemachine; remote play machine; second screen machine; PS Now machine) only to abandon them all, I don't get why they'd bother failing all over again with new hardware. Especially when the 'highlights' of the lineup are multi-plat ports - the same kind of thigns that have been propping up Vita for years despite the fact it's still selling terribly. There could possibly be a Vita 3000 for Asian markets just to eek a bit more money out, but I don't see anything other than that. And hopefully, for my sanity, a 128GB card. |
I suppose the most logical thing would be a "neo". It's still fully functioning as a regular Vita, but then has extra clout to pull off its own games that share development with pa4 counterparts?
Iono all speculation. But I agree a completely separate format would not be a good idea at this point.
RIP Dad 25/11/51 - 13/12/13. You will be missed but never forgotten.
