At E3, Joystiq had a chance to talk to SCEA Senior Vice President Philip Rosenberg and John Koller, Senior Marketing Manager of the PSP. Joystiq talked to these two Sony executives to find out more about Home, possible PSP integration with Home, the redesign, and more.
Joystiq: Why announce a PSP redesign now?
Phil: Well, it's an evolution of PSP. Our conversation with our customer from the very first day is that we're going to continue to evolve our products. I think that the evolution of the redesign really reinforces that. Adding more RAM to make game loading faster, adding video out, really opens up the whole proposition of UMD video content on PSP other than gameplay completely. Slimmer and lighter is cooler. Introducing new colors -- it's something our customers have been really excited about.
and do not deliver
Games?
This Is Waiting
two of the biggest fvcktards on this site have become a tag team.
somebody should ban these guys.
I really like how all the different playstation platforms and mobiles (Sony only or multi?) can interact with home. I cant wait for they to get the system up and running and try out its different forms of interaction. I just want a cool clan house for me and my buds for any of the awesome games coming out.
@2 Guess you didnt see e3 where they showed games in both qualiy and quantity and that argument is as outdated as saying the only good thing to play on an xbox is geometry wars.
@1 If they deliver it on october as promised would you STFU and leave n4g at least the ps3 part because you are the most annoying and saddest person i have ever met.