curl-6 on 02 September 2024
Leynos nailed it.
Also, Sony never understood the portable market quite as well as Nintendo did. They approached the PSP in the same way they approached their home consoles; make it powerful, load it up with multimedia features, rely on third parties to sell it.
Nintendo understood that a low price point and accessible pick-up-and-play software are more important to a handheld than power or being able to watch movies.
It's not that PSP was a bad system, it was just less appealing as a handheld to the casual consumer.
