EDGE:"On Tuesday, we published a report that PSP software support from third-parties has been on a steady decline since 2006, a trend that, if continued, would lead to the abandonment of the system entirely. To get Sony's take on the data we spoke to SCEA director of hardware marketing John Koller, who explained what caused the decline and why it will reverse in 2009."
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after level 5 announcing 2 great games for the psp i'm sure there will be support from others devs as well..
Oh edge.. report some real news please.. not more hate on sony.. we get it you don't like them.. but enough already
{i am going to be buying the horror rpg from level 5 for the psp}
I'm tired of hearing news about how the PSP is dead or abandoned...but, I insist to believe otherwise! I love my PSPs and planning to buy PSP3000 later on. but I would love more games to come its way and Sony better show the devs their effort in maintaining the PSP in the market! Square enix, Level-5, Koei all have announced a lot of games for PSP but those are geared more towards the japanese crown! although games like Resistance is coming, there is still a serious lacking of high profile upcoming games on PSP! I really hope that this is true and 2009 will be a better year for PSP worldwide!
Well let's see:
Patapon 2,
Loco Roco 2,
Prinny (Disgaea),
Ushiro (lvl 5),
Cardboard Senki (lvl5),
Resistance: Retribution,
Dissidia: Final Fantasy,
3rd Birthday (Parasite Eve),
Final Fantasy 13: Agito,
Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep,
Dynasty Warriors Multi Raid,
Warriors Orochi 2,
Zill O'll: Infinite Plus
to name but a few possible quality titles on the way.
I personally hope that at TGS we hear something about Gran Turismo Portable, Resident Evil, Devil May Cry and Gekido: The Dark Angel.
We all know the PSP has the potential to shine through the shadows it has lingered in. From the games I've played, two hold the most weight. They would be Crisis Core and GOW:Chains. Anyone who has played either of these knows exactly where the potential of this system exists. I'm not a graphics fanboy (or a fanboy of any system or game), heck, I love Echochrome, but cmon. GOW:Chains raised the bar higher than any other PSP title, including Crisis Core (as far as graphics). Any game that has decent gameplay and graphics comparable to (in quality, not material) GOW:Chains will be a system seller. The problem is that there are only a handful of games that meet these specs and therefore we're left with a system living up to 70% or so of it's capability.