PSP2 wish list

Now that I think about the UMD blu-ray I think if they decide to not go with digital distribution they could use SD cards instead. They can hold more memory than a blu-ray now. SD cards means extremely fast loading, more durable, less energy consumption, and less heat. Since SD cards are so small that means you can make the hand-held smaller too most likely. An 8 GB card costs 20 dollars now and will continue to drop. If they do use digital distribution they should have a hard drive with at least 100 GB and hopefully an SSD one. Right now SSD is pretty expensive but the cost will drop.Extr33m

Sony has been scarred by the high levels of piracy on the PSP, and it's hard to blame them. Where the Go failed, an all-digital distribution format from the get-go will succeed. There won't be any retail to compare prices to - or UMDs that didn't make the Store - or any of the other complaints lobbied against the Go. PSP developers will enjoy not having to deal with a used game market, and we may finally see the advantage of digital distribution realized in lower game prices. That part is really important - Sony needs to lower the $39.99 price point to stay competitive with Apple and even Nintendo.

I don't think putting in L2 and R2 buttons are a good thing. Do you know how big the PSP would have to be to support those extra buttons, especially if they are trigger.

christ4ever9889

[QUOTE="Extr33m"]Now that I think about the UMD blu-ray I think if they decide to not go with digital distribution they could use SD cards instead. They can hold more memory than a blu-ray now. SD cards means extremely fast loading, more durable, less energy consumption, and less heat. Since SD cards are so small that means you can make the hand-held smaller too most likely. An 8 GB card costs 20 dollars now and will continue to drop. If they do use digital distribution they should have a hard drive with at least 100 GB and hopefully an SSD one. Right now SSD is pretty expensive but the cost will drop.SakusEnvoy

Sony has been scarred by the high levels of piracy on the PSP, and it's hard to blame them. Where the Go failed, an all-digital distribution format from the get-go will succeed. There won't be any retail to compare prices to - or UMDs that didn't make the Store - or any of the other complaints lobbied against the Go. PSP developers will enjoy not having to deal with a used game market, and we may finally see the advantage of digital distribution realized in lower game prices. That part is really important - Sony needs to lower the $39.99 price point to stay competitive with Apple and even Nintendo.

more games

The thing i really want is 3G (or 4G) connection with a wireless provider option. I would like to be able to play wirelessly ANYWHERE! Also it better be backwards conpatible with psn account cuz i have over 200 usd on my GO. Other than that of course dual sticks, better graphics, etc.....

All I want is:

2 analog stix (better analog stix, not the same crappy one that the PSP has)

Backwards compatible

atleast a 30gb internal HDD

Graphix to be atleast at Wii level or higher

R2 and L1 buttons

can play music while playing a game

Friends list and trophies would nice

oh and a 12 hour battery life 8)

but I know none of that will happen atleast not in a reasonable price. If the PSP2 had all this (plus more) it will probably cost another 599 US dollars

• Physical retail games.
• Support for standard SD cards. Make it a dual SD/MSDuo slot if they must. No M2!
• Transflective LCD (so I can actually play outdoors, and save some battery life in the process)
• A proper tilting analog stick.
• Pressure sensitive face buttons.

Honestly, I do not believe so. In my opinion, I think they will either opt for a cheaper format than a "BluRay UMD" or just be done with physical games. The latter seems unlikely to due to poor PSP GO sales. However, these are all thoughts conjured from the suggestion there will be a PSP 2...

Dual analogs, and backwards compatibility. That's all I ask

nightmareticket

[QUOTE="nightmareticket"]

Dual analogs, and backwards compatibility. That's all I ask

donalbane

I agree, B grade is beat... :P

I still say they should go Digital only AND offer a digital trade up deal with the big retailers. so those with legit copies can get a digital version...

I still think that a closed digital store will stop gap the piracy problems.. and yes of all the console and handhelds it is a definite problem on the PSP....

but really backward compatiblity on handhelds isn't that huge of an issue... at least not to me.

here's what i'd like to see though.

1. updated hardware, for better graphics.
2. 2nd analog stick
3. LONGER battery life

and for their own sake

1. better piracy protection...

I still say they should go Digital only AND offer a digital trade up deal with the big retailers. so those with legit copies can get a digital version...

I still think that a closed digital store will stop gap the piracy problems.. and yes of all the console and handhelds it is a definite problem on the PSP....

SaudiFury

DD does little to deter piracy. And the publishers must know this. What it really puts a stop to is used game sales. Even if you sold the system the new owner can't transfer any games to their own account.

I still say they should go Digital only

SaudiFury

[QUOTE="SaudiFury"]

I still say they should go Digital only AND offer a digital trade up deal with the big retailers. so those with legit copies can get a digital version...

I still think that a closed digital store will stop gap the piracy problems.. and yes of all the console and handhelds it is a definite problem on the PSP....

ThePlothole

DD does little to deter piracy. And the publishers must know this. What it really puts a stop to is used game sales. Even if you sold the system the new owner can't transfer any games to their own account.

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

DD does little to deter piracy. And the publishers must know this. What it really puts a stop to is used game sales. Even if you sold the system the new owner can't transfer any games to their own account.

SaudiFury

Because you can lend, trade, and sell your retail games. You don't need an internet connection. Retailers have some control over pricing. And there is no risk of them no longer working one day because Sony pulled the plug on the DRM server. (as is what happened with Sony's Connect music service)