Fixed. 

I know there were other Handheld gaming devices that you can hook up to TV before the PSP Go, but PSP Go is the only one I know that has a dock that hooks up to your TV and can use a separate controller to play at home. (If anybody knows of an earlier gaming handheld that uses a dock and a separate controller please share)

I forgot about the PSP go :P

the idea of Vita + PSTV was kind of like the switch, the execution...  Crap.  Thats where Nintendo REALLY nailed it with Switch, every time I pop my Switch out of the doc to take my dog out, then pop it back in and im back to the big screen...  It's all so seamless and thats what it had to be.

A psp2 with a docked mode

Well they already have cross-buy, the issue is the developers/publishers can choose whether they want it to be cross-buy or not, which is no doubt the same with Play Anywhere, most Play Anywhere titles are first party aren't they?

The Turbo Express from 1990 would like to have a word with you.

Here I thought the thread was going to actually be less about Sony and more about Shuhei's addiction to Splatoon 2 or something. =p

I would like to see Sony step in and make mobile gaming worth a damn rather than invest in another device to lug around. Make some solid control nub / d-pad & button attachments compatible with Samsung & iPhone, set up their own storefront for mobile with both ports of classics and new exclusives (not simple puzzles & infinite runners), and then advertise the crap out of it. Keep the cost low enough, the form factor small enough, and the game quality / interest high enough, and it could work.

Those words were said in the sense of strengthening the competitive position.


NIKKEI as in NIKKEI INDEX.

There will be no VITA 2. Give it up already.


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-25/sony-vs-nintendo-playstation-boss-sees-limited-handheld-market

I could see Sony releasing a new portable system but it doesn't have to follow the Switch example completely. It could be a tablet that mainly streams from a ps4 and could be used with a VR visor to run playstation VR games but has portable functionality too. It's tech could be sub ps4, maybe 4 fast cpu cores to match 8 jaguar core performance and graphics hardware to reach no more than 800 gflops docked and perhaps a third of that in portable mode. This would allow long battery life, 4-5 hours plus. PS4 games could be easily recompiled/adapted to work with it with resolution and detail dropping compared to a standard ps4. It would perform easily above Switch.

Clearly Switch has shown the hybrid format can work and to be honest I can't see this not being copied by other console manufacturers. They may claim otherwise up until they announce their own versions of hybrid consoles. 3 years from now we will probably have a glut of Switch type systems, sony, microsoft, steam, android, ios are all possibilities.

Except it wasn't able to hook up to the TV nor have a prot ofr two playe ron the TV. It's was a seperate system to play TG game sonthe go where Nomad was a hybrid.