LNG:
In a little over a week, Sony is expected to announce their own entry into the Eighth Generation. Regardless to whether or not we actually need a new Playstation (we don’t), Sony knows as well as I do that people are more willing to pay for something new and shiny than something older, cheaper and just as good. Ain’t novelty just grand? Anyway, the new console is coming whether I like it or not, and I wouldn’t be a good game blogger if I didn’t slap my keyboard for a couple hours until the internet knows my opinion on it. I have to admit, a new console would give them the opportunity to make some improvements. So what would I give the next Playstation?
I'd like to see a different controller.
Keep the design, just separate it like Wii and keep the second analogue stick and triggers, and throw in a small, detachable LCD screen, infrared sensor, and a camera and you can't lose.
Of course Sony could release the system with the Vita fully compatible, but I don't see that happening.
I'm not worried about backwards compatibility much. Just play Ps3 games and we're good.
Let's have a few less network problems.
What else could you ask for?
So sick of these articles
These articles are getting tedious.
More on point all I want is for Sony to focus on making games,but with more variety(as in Rpg's,action games and such).
One thing Sony really Needs to do is start advertising.
"What the {*insert console here*} Needs to Do"...
-_-...
I have a new article. How about:
*article start*
" what authors that write these type of articles need to do"
GET A LIFE!!!!
WRITE SOMETHING NEW AND INTERESTING, LIKE A SHOW OR STORY BASED ON THE VIDEO GAME SUBJECT.
*article end*
I think it's safe to say that sony needs to make more of a forward push to better advertise. its really getting ridiculous...its almost as if i feel like i could do a better job just slapping something together for a playstation product than sony can.
Kevin Butler was definitely a sign sony was getting back on track with it. and now? i honestly havent seen a single vita commercial in months.