twintail said:
Actually I do, because I am failing to see where the tech exists for this to (1) be affordable and (2) support a reasonable battery life. If something like Zelda is 3 hours on a Switch, good luck running something like Horizon for any adequate level of time. The handheld market is in constant decline. And the hybrid market isnt an actual market that exists by itself. For all we know the majority of people are buying a Switch as a console, or as a portable. Or both. Is there evidence to prove one way or another (its called, research) Dude, please don't delude yourself. If any of these portable devices were just playing inferior versions of their console counterparts there is no evidence they would have still sold the way they did. Part of the market that exists for devices like the PSP, Vita, DS and 3DS is that they have software that actually requires owning the device to have. And that is why a PS4P is not remotely the same thing. Even if you can argue that there exists some mythical portable only gamer (in the age of smartphone gaming), we already have the evidence to prove that decline has been happening to this market for years. The 3DS still hasnt hit PSP sales numbers. And the PSP was nowhere near what the DS did. I mean... if you are just going to say that you are not being serious here about your arguments, its no wonder they are so poorly thought out. i am sure a PS4P will happen, but I doubt its within the timeline shared by the OP. Its way too optimistic to be a realistic indicator of what Sony will do next. If it does happen then thats great. |
I am not saying i am agree with the OP timeline. It can be in a year or two years after PS5 release or at the same time as PS5 release date or maybe in the middle of PS5 life times. The tech need to mature first and the chip die size and other factor. need to be considered. But it will not take a long time to get the point where Horizon will be playable in portable mode like Zelda was. Remember how Switch able to preform better performance then Wii U in portable mode in less then 6 years. And PS4 portable just need to match or slightly match PS4 .
I am not deluded my self , Switch are sold because of Zelda a cross gen title, hell multi platform titles that available on Wii U as well. And also many PS4 users tend to have multiple PS4 at their house. And also Indies are sold a lot in Switch more then in steam. If SONY releasing PS4 portable or even PSP 2 , why not? It doesn't means it has to come out in near future, i am just assuming Switch Success might intrigue some of SONY investor and management to try again.








