Nirolak said:Well, I assume they mean relative to the Japanese market.
Vamphuntr said:Peace Walker has been hinted for a while now.
Why would you want the former? The latter would be a far superior product. If any indication from what has been announced everything will be a port. Hope locoroco, patapon, crush, and resistance retribution. Never owned a psp since it was a shitty product (short battery life bad controls, long load times) at least for meChuck Norris said:I'm confused about what this is. Is this some sort of emulation ala PS1 titles?
Or is it just Sony saying "hey guys lets port all our PSP stuff to PS3!"
I'm hoping it's the former, and that it's cross-compatible with NGP and available through PSN
BocoDragon said:Is this really a dramatically big deal?
They've already done PSP ports to PS2.
This is just more of the same thing to PS3.
Either that, or the state of the PSP in general.Lindsay said:Says alot about the PS3s library 3+ years into its life z_z
Lindsay said:Says alot about the PS3s library 3+ years into its life z_z
The system is selling in the mid five digits each month. This happened already.Kurosaki Ichigo said:Basically PSP in the West is now officially dead by Sony hands.
If playing PSP games was a very important NGP selling point, I think the system is doomed already.Kurosaki Ichigo said:But I think this is bad overall for Sony, it just kills a major NGP selling point *and* makes users expect a similar treatment to NGP games.
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Wow, didn't expect to wake up to anything like this.
Basically PSP in the West is now officially dead by Sony hands. In the Far East, unknown outcome, could possibly push PS3 a bit, hurting PSP a bit but not killing it altogether.
But I think this is bad overall for Sony, it just kills a major NGP selling point *and* makes users expect a similar treatment to NGP games.
Cool for some lost cause localizations, but it makes me wonder if they are going to screw PSP users releasing just the PS3 remastered titles.
Its official now, no need to fake anymore. It was dead in the market for a long time and Sony just pulled the plug. We could call it euthanasia.Nirolak said:The system is selling in the mid five digits each month. This happened already.
If playing PSP games was a very important NGP selling point, I think the system is doomed already.
My guess would be that this program exists to help generate interest in sequels for the NGP and let their biggest partners make more money on their PSP titles.Kurosaki Ichigo said:Its official now, no need to fake anymore. It was dead in the market for a long time and Sony just pulled the plug. We could call it euthanasia.
I didn't say very important but it certainly was a point to NGP to play remastered PSP titles (both hits and making those unlikely to be localized a better chance). Now that point is gone, and on top of that the console superior race is reinforced in their belief that the handheld is a lesser race that gets stripped of their hits when necessary and is shoved with half-efforts.
I'm very interested now in the E3 conference to see just how does Sony think of making NGP relevant. Right now they could call it the PS3 portable viewer, strip it of hardware and just make it stream from PS3 to the portable screen.
Negator said:Just imagining the possibilities is making my head spin!
Great news to wake up to!
Maybe somewhere in Europe or Africa where its morning?arnoldocastillo2003 said:My god where do you live, here where i am is 2:45 AM, im in Nicaragua by the way.
arnoldocastillo2003 said:My god where do you live, here where i am is 2:45 AM, im in Nicaragua by the way.
I don't think this really changes anything related to the NGP. It was always Sony's plan to have you buy the same game twice so you could play it on the go, bring it home, transfer your save file and play it on the big screen. The only thing that's different now is that the concept will be introduced sooner using the PSP instead of them waiting for the NGP as we had originally been led to believe.Kurosaki Ichigo said:I'm very interested now in the E3 conference to see just how does Sony think of making NGP relevant. Right now they could call it the PS3 portable viewer, strip it of hardware and just make it stream from PS3 to the portable screen.
lol!Negator said:Actually, I'm in Texas and just randomly fell asleep after drinking some beers. It's 3:50 AM here.
Negator said:Actually, I'm in Texas and just randomly fell asleep after drinking some beers. It's 3:50 AM here.
The announcement was classic playstation portable titles. Type-0 isn't even out in one continent yet. We don't even know the full quality of Type-0 yet, so how could anyone anticipate a remastering (unless they didn't even want the PSP version in the first place)?Callibretto said:I wonder how SE will feel about this for their upcoming FF Type-0. I mean, surely it's gonna hurt their sales a bit because some people will be wanting FF Type-0 remaster series.
Luigiv said:I don't think this really changes anything related to the NGP. It was always Sony's plan to have you buy the same game twice so you could play it on the go, bring it home, transfer your save file and play it on the big screen. The only thing that's different now is that the concept will be introduced sooner using the PSP instead of them waiting for the NGP as we had originally been led to believe.
FTH said:The announcement was classic playstation portable titles. Type-0 isn't even out in one continent yet. We don't even know the full quality of Type-0 yet, so how could anyone anticipate a remastering (unless they didn't even want the PSP version in the first place)?
Besides, its not like the remasters would come day and date with the first release anyway, so it couldn't possibly hurt initial sales or forecasts or any of that.