Kidding aside, it's alright I guess. I would have liked PSP2 more.
I mean, it worked for the first three Playstations.
Vita just makes me hungry since it sounds similar to "pita."
Why is it that the codenames are usually better than the final name. I thought NGP had a nice ring to it. Hopefully they name it something else.
Best friend got me a Game Boy Micro a few months and it's made me realize how sad I am to see the handheld go in the direction it's going. But I will forgive all the fucking gimmicks and bloated specs if there's a decent software lineup. Until then, this next generation just isn't for me.
Sony loves dumb four-letter names. Vaio, Wega, etc. It's a very Sony thing to do.
Sony loves dumb four-letter names. Vaio, Wega, etc. It's a very Sony thing to do.
Now Sony is just being silly.
Also, fake, as Sony hasn't publicly named a price and is pretty quiet about batterylife.
They also tend to ignore the fact competition even exists, so why even mention 3Ds and iOS devices. It doesn't even look like something Sony would put out to promote or as a survey. Very sloppy.
As nice as it is as a piece of hardware I have trouble believing it's going to do well.
Well this isn't that game, but thats not a great name for a PSP2. However it might grow on me for a low price.
It isn't fake, at least not in the sense that I made it. I got handed a survey from Ipsos iSay surveys back in March and captured the image right there. THey seriously do very little to enforce these non-disclosure agreements beyond asking you to be nice about it. (when in college taking surveys is surprisingly great at getting me some small spending money at Amazon. I already fully paid off L.A. Noire and Catherine through store credit alone!) I don't know my way around photoshop to make anything look like anything else, not that I even own a copy of the thing. Just though it was relevent to the article, that "PSP2" was one name that was being kicked around at some point.

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