Psp2 game system

Sony revealed its PSP2 handheld games console this morning, and among the interesting innovations among its technical specs is the real secret to its success—a chipset that beats almost everything else out there this year.

But the real secret inside the PSP2 is the chipset. A PS3 in your pocket, with 3G connection, could easily transform the entire handheld games market. If it had to transform its fortunes in the portable games market, this is exactly what Sony needed to do—lead by example, with a rocket-powered beast of a new PSP.

One that easily trounces the powers being offered by the hottest smartphones and tablets of this year—because its these devices that are threatening the core market for handheld games, with their multi-purpose abilities, carrier-subsidized pricing and app stores offering access to thousands upon thousands of games that vary from inexpensive casual fun ones to full-experience games developed by the same game houses that write code for Sony and its peers.

The iPad 2 is also imminent, following on the heels of the iPad 1, which basically invented the new tablet PC category, bringing a whole new large-screen mobile games experience with it. Some commenters are expecting Apple to jam four times as many RAM bytes onto this chip as in the current Apple A4 silicon…and this will boost the units graphics processing powers. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab.

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Related sponsored items. Showing Slide 1 of 2. Seller Similar sponsored items. Free shipping Free shipping Free shipping. They have to show third-party developers their products because, y'know, they are going to be the ones making games for it. The problem is, people speak out of place. We have two sets of rumours for two different devices. On one hand there's the PlayStation Phone, which is believed to be a Sony Ericsson device capable of playing first generation PSP games and running on Android technology.

On the other hand there's the PSP2, which is rumoured to have Except they're not really rumours anymore are they? All the information we appear to be hearing from "sources" seem to converge at a similar point - that the PSP2 is coming next holiday, is a beast in terms of power and will include a touch-screen on the reverse of the unit.

Kotaku's the latest to They have to get their kit out to developers in order for the systems to launch with games — but man, trying to get people to keep their mouth shut is next to impossible. Apparently people just can't miss an opportunity to say they know something about Sony's next handheld. The latest in a string Develop's reporting that a number of key studios have received PSP2 development kits in time for a "significant launch window line-up". The site's claims back up industry rumours that have been running over the past couple of months.

There's a great big stonking rumour coming out of Eurogamer today, as the site's claiming that Sony are showing various publishers the follow-up to the PlayStation Portable. Apparently the next generation PSP is roughly the same size as the PSP and is being demonstrated with a number of first-party titles.

The big news is how the device controls Former Sony Europe boss, David Reeves, has made a few comments regarding the current state of the handheld market. The comment comes via an interview with GameIndustry, where he was asked about the Sony's just sent us press photos of their new PlayStation handheld, the NGP You can read more about the actual device through here. We'll just turn your attention here News EA's Totally Had "Exposure" To The Unannounced PSP2 Sometimes, you've got to feel sorry for the platform holders They have to show third-party developers their products because, y'know, they are going to be the ones making games for it.