New info about Sony's PSP and PS3
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New info about Sony's PSP and PS3
Just got this info from the Gameinformer website. Hope it hasn't been posted yet. It all sounds pretty interesting. I even did the part about maybe two versions of the PS3. I would only be interested in one for gaming purposes and if a smaller pricetag came with it that would make my day. Anyway, hears what the article said.
In a recent interview, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe president David Reeves spilled the beans on a treasure trove on information regarding the company's PSP handheld system and Sony's next console.
Here are some of the most interesting points that he touched on:
The PSP will not be strictly a gaming system and could feature a GPS or GPRS capability.
The PS2 could get a facelift a la the PS One, to make it slimmer and "sexier."
There could be two different versions of the PS3: one for gaming and one that act as a "home server" of sorts, complete with massive hard drive..
Sony, according to Reeves, wants the PSP and PS3 out on the market by 2006, even commenting that by that year the PS2 will be 75% through its lifecycle.
A heavier focus on broadband is a key issue, not only for gaming but also for allowing console owners to download movies.
The PSP will contain 30 Mb of memory.
The possibility to take the PSP beyond the capabilities of the PS2 is something that Sony is hoping for, but currently there expecting it to be just below that console's capabilities.
-Chris Cook
In a recent interview, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe president David Reeves spilled the beans on a treasure trove on information regarding the company's PSP handheld system and Sony's next console.
Here are some of the most interesting points that he touched on:
The PSP will not be strictly a gaming system and could feature a GPS or GPRS capability.
The PS2 could get a facelift a la the PS One, to make it slimmer and "sexier."
There could be two different versions of the PS3: one for gaming and one that act as a "home server" of sorts, complete with massive hard drive..
Sony, according to Reeves, wants the PSP and PS3 out on the market by 2006, even commenting that by that year the PS2 will be 75% through its lifecycle.
A heavier focus on broadband is a key issue, not only for gaming but also for allowing console owners to download movies.
The PSP will contain 30 Mb of memory.
The possibility to take the PSP beyond the capabilities of the PS2 is something that Sony is hoping for, but currently there expecting it to be just below that console's capabilities.
-Chris Cook
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I'd love to have a gps system, so that would win me over, the only reason that I don't have one now is there so expensive...........which leads me to think that the PSP will cost that much more......sigh.
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Originally posted by young
sounds good to me... except for the GPS add-on which seems an odd choice. maybe they'll make a game like Boktai where your location matters
sounds good to me... except for the GPS add-on which seems an odd choice. maybe they'll make a game like Boktai where your location matters
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I like the idea of two systems, but I find it a little annoying that only the higher version will have the hard drive. I think that should be part of gaming systems.
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Re: New info about Sony's PSP and PS3
Originally posted by DARTH GAMER
There could be two different versions of the PS3: one for gaming and one that act as a "home server" of sorts, complete with massive hard drive.
There could be two different versions of the PS3: one for gaming and one that act as a "home server" of sorts, complete with massive hard drive.
Originally posted by DARTH GAMER
Sony, according to Reeves, wants the PSP and PS3 out on the market by 2006, even commenting that by that year the PS2 will be 75% through its lifecycle.
Sony, according to Reeves, wants the PSP and PS3 out on the market by 2006, even commenting that by that year the PS2 will be 75% through its lifecycle.
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i for one cannot wait for the ps3
ive had my ps2 since day 1 and im getting tired of it, ive had to replace the laser already and if i play ffxi the way i have been ill have to do it again soon!
bring it on sony!
ive had my ps2 since day 1 and im getting tired of it, ive had to replace the laser already and if i play ffxi the way i have been ill have to do it again soon!
bring it on sony!