What Do you think the PSP2 will be like? Specs? Capabilities?

Theere are plenty of worthy titles on the PSP.

Coolyfett

[QUOTE="Coolyfett"]

Theere are plenty of worthy titles on the PSP.

DaAlienMan

Theere are plenty of worthy titles on the PSP.

Interesting. From what my understanding Coolyfett has no worries on what Sony will do next for their hand held department. The community must be patient.

Interesting. From what my understanding Coolyfett has no worries on what Sony will do next for their hand held department. The community must be patient.

Coolyfett

[QUOTE="Coolyfett"]

Interesting. From what my understanding Coolyfett has no worries on what Sony will do next for their hand held department. The community must be patient.

DaAlienMan

[QUOTE="DaAlienMan"][QUOTE="Coolyfett"]

Interesting. From what my understanding Coolyfett has no worries on what Sony will do next for their hand held department. The community must be patient.

rubedisky

Coolyfett works just fine.

a better processor. you know 333mhz is good, but let's see it do 1ghz. also, two analog sticks, and a nicer screen resolution, like... i don't know... 960x640? And keep UMDs. None of that PSP Go bullcrap. Thats bout it.tshino

Sounds nice I just hope they upgrade what UMD's can hold maybe use Blue Ray UMD ( but that would drive cost up) BC would be a huge plus for the PSP2... Though I wouldn't mind them Using Micro Memory Stick duo or something

[QUOTE="tshino"]a better processor. you know 333mhz is good, but let's see it do 1ghz. also, two analog sticks, and a nicer screen resolution, like... i don't know... 960x640? And keep UMDs. None of that PSP Go bullcrap. Thats bout it.Banjo_Kongfooie

Sounds nice I just hope they upgrade what UMD's can hold maybe use Blue Ray UMD ( but that would drive cost up) BC would be a huge plus for the PSP2... Though I wouldn't mind them Using Micro Memory Stick duo or something

see i completely agree with this idea, altho memory stick pro duo's work just as great and are getting cheap. If they were to release games on memory cards you could have physical media but it wouldn't be too hard to carry(ex:UMD's)

honestly the DS's cartridge card thing(lol) is much more portable than a umd, no matter what you tell me I have broken alot of UMD's. because they're nothing more than cheap plastic cases around a small disc. What you do is put two memory card slots on the PSP2(not hard to do at all) and 1ghz sounds great, two analog nubs is a must. the screen on the psp 3000's is beautiful but if they can get better, go for it. And of course, you gotta get some kind of third party support upon release date.

[QUOTE="rubedisky"][QUOTE="DaAlienMan"] Then DaAlienMan replied "Why do you keep talking in third person Coolyfett" but for a short time, there was no reply. All eyes were glued to the computer screen awaiting Coolyfett's response.Coolyfett

Coolyfett works just fine.

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[QUOTE="tshino"]a better processor. you know 333mhz is good, but let's see it do 1ghz. also, two analog sticks, and a nicer screen resolution, like... i don't know... 960x640? And keep UMDs. None of that PSP Go bullcrap. Thats bout it.DaAlienMan

Sounds nice I just hope they upgrade what UMD's can hold maybe use Blue Ray UMD ( but that would drive cost up) BC would be a huge plus for the PSP2... Though I wouldn't mind them Using Micro Memory Stick duo or something

see i completely agree with this idea, altho memory stick pro duo's work just as great and are getting cheap. If they were to release games on memory cards you could have physical media but it wouldn't be too hard to carry(ex:UMD's)

honestly the DS's cartridge card thing(lol) is much more portable than a umd, no matter what you tell me I have broken alot of UMD's. because they're nothing more than cheap plastic cases around a small disc. What you do is put two memory card slots on the PSP2(not hard to do at all) and 1ghz sounds great, two analog nubs is a must. the screen on the psp 3000's is beautiful but if they can get better, go for it. And of course, you gotta get some kind of third party support upon release date.