Eurogamer: Sony's Andrew House E3 2010 Interview
Andrew House is enjoying E3 this year. Not least, he told us, because he hasn't had to organise Sony's conference - a responsibility he previously held for 10 years. But that was before House became president of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. Now he doesn't have to worry about things like guest lists, pre-conference leaks and whether someone's going to do a Riiiiidge Racer.
So does House think his successor did a good job of sorting Sony's 2010 conference? What about the no-shows, like The Last Guardian and the rumoured new PSP? What exactly is going on with PlayStation Plus and cross-game chat? Read on for answers to all these questions. All right, answers to a small min: ority of these questions, and a lot of "We're not talking about that today" nonsense, but you know.
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Eurogamer: I told a top secret source I was interviewing you today, and they suggested I ask you if the new PSP will have two screens.
Andrew House: Number one, I don't know of a new PSP. Clearly we're focused very much right now on the current generation of PSP. We just launched two significant initiatives that we think really improve the value proposition. The launch of PSP essentials - great content, well-vetted, well-played, good-selling games at £9.99 - really helps us broaden out even further to a mass market.
Eurogamer: My source said I should also ask you whether the new PSP will have 3G and email functionality.
Andrew House: I have no idea about the new PSP right now.
Source eurogamer
