
From USA Network's 'The Clik' website:
Do you remember the PSP (Playstation Portable)? It was the Sony portable game system that boasted 480 x 272 pixel resolution, 16.7 million colors and a 333MHz processor. Technically, it sounds like a pretty awesome system, right? The portable device has seen several iterations all brandishing a futuristic label like the PSP 1000, the PSP 2000 or last year's PSP 3000. Gamers could also take a break from gaming to watch full-length feature films on the ultra-wide screen. So, why is it that a system that sounds so cool to play on the go (which just happens to be the latest PSP branding scheme - PSP Go) has faired so poorly in the gaming market?
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Didn't even know that USA had a gaming website. But the guy actually makes a good point. Sony knows the impact the DS and iPhone had that's why they came up with the PSP Go and the Minis "apps". While it looks like Sony finally has the PS3 headed in the right direction, I really can't say the same for the PSP. Especially if the Go stays $249.
AFAIK, the PSP hasn't died. What is this nonsense, just because the PSP hasn't sold as much as the DS? I guess the PS3 & 360 are both "dead" because they haven't sold as much as the Wii?
Like with the PS3 the media has been killing the psp for years. Move on, nothing to see here.
and this season, the PSP library is trully packing some heat