The PlayStation Portable 2 just won't go away. Okay, so it won't actually turn up either, but where's the story in that?
Following stories earlier this week regarding a sliding door PSP-4000 - which is an aesthetic overhaul of the PSP-3000 and not a new PSP at all, industry insider and super Shiny man, Dave Perry has tweeted:
"I hear Sony FINALLY has the PSP 2. And thank goodness, they've removed the stupid battery-sucking UMD disc drive. I'm excited!" Perry wrote on both his Twitter and Facebook accounts."
This, of course, would sit nicely alongside last year's statements from John Koller, director of hardware marketing for Sony Computer Entertainment America, when talking about the death of UMD and the life of PSP2. Back then he said, "Sony is pushing developers away from its 'Universal Media Discs' and towards digital distribution of games via the PSP store. Someone misinterpreted the new push as 'PSP2' development..."
Still, we'll wait for more facts...
Perry Tweet info via Kotaku
Following stories earlier this week regarding a sliding door PSP-4000 - which is an aesthetic overhaul of the PSP-3000 and not a new PSP at all, industry insider and super Shiny man, Dave Perry has tweeted:
"I hear Sony FINALLY has the PSP 2. And thank goodness, they've removed the stupid battery-sucking UMD disc drive. I'm excited!" Perry wrote on both his Twitter and Facebook accounts."
This, of course, would sit nicely alongside last year's statements from John Koller, director of hardware marketing for Sony Computer Entertainment America, when talking about the death of UMD and the life of PSP2. Back then he said, "Sony is pushing developers away from its 'Universal Media Discs' and towards digital distribution of games via the PSP store. Someone misinterpreted the new push as 'PSP2' development..."
Still, we'll wait for more facts...
Perry Tweet info via Kotaku
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SuperSaiyan4 25 Feb 2009 16:53
1/3
Put the game on a memory stick job and lock it for read only or something and job done. But of course someone will find a way to crack it.
config 26 Feb 2009 09:36
2/3
Er, yeah SS4, it's called a "cartridge". They've been round for a little while now.
Just look at the DS and that family favourite, the R4 card.
Just look at the DS and that family favourite, the R4 card.
OptimusP 26 Feb 2009 12:34
3/3
config wrote:
Er, yeah SS4, it's called a "cartridge". They've been round for a little while now.
Just look at the DS and that family favourite, the R4 card.
Just look at the DS and that family favourite, the R4 card.
Sssshhhhttt...you don't want him to find out an complete platform to go crazy about!!!