PSP Brite box art shows Wi-Fi Store

Wow I lost my Zing because of spelling issues....What the hell

not only did you not have to do it, but you also did it wrong

I dunno...I thought your comment was pretty alsom.





Get it?

Comon Noshino give me a break I been trying so hard...........

You missed that "SD storage for the Wii" article you were aiming for by a mile.

I'd hate to hear their views on the upcoming presidential election, then...

why is it gonna make you feel better on the inside

Thanks for pointing that comment out - I lol'd. +1 to you both.

Duuuuuuude!

OMG, you mean they're targeting a specific audience? What has advertising come to? :(

Is packaging a form of advertising? Packaging just has to be pretty, and this is not pretty.

@ rockstargodzu
The cover of anything (gadget boxes, DVDs/BDs, games, food, cleaning supplies, etc.) is a form of advertisement. The whole point of a box cover is to make the product appealing to a potential customer. The box also has to represent some key selling points with the product.

If you think box art is just meant to look cool than you're either totally missing the point or the marketing companies have already brainwashed you.

"Is packaging a form of advertising? Packaging just has to be pretty, and this is not pretty."

Packing IS a form of advertising...

and no, packaging doesn't always have to be "pretty", and as shown by the one above, some of them go for the "Informative" route. But that's not to say that the design of the box is awful, the colors are somewhat vibrant, they show the brand throught the box, and they are also putting a lot of focus on showing the PS Store (this is most likely due to the latest ads pushed by Apple showing the App Store)

Seriously, not everything has to be sprinkled with glitter...

Can you give me example of another piece of gaming hardware with smiling people on the box? Much less one where a smiling model is a size that competes with the photo size of the ACTUAL product on the packaging?

If you can then I stand corrected and this is the most awesome box art ever and the people that desinged it are marketing geniuses.

"Can you give me example of another piece of gaming hardware with smiling people on the box?"

I have seen some before, but I don't remember them right now, still, what's wrong with people smiling? the purpose of that is to show that the product is fun/entertaining, and its not like its uber exagerated, its just a subtle smile.

"Much less one where a smiling model is a size that competes with the photo size of the ACTUAL product on the packaging?"

he doesn't compete with the actual product, the product still quite visible, not only that, making the size of the picture of the model close yet not as big as the PSP's shows that they are putting a lot of priority on the "fun" part of it.

Seriously, what is the true purpose of your dislike towards the box art? if you just simply don't like it just say so, you don't have to make up bullshit.

Well since there are pretty much no hardware differences between the PSP Slim and the Brite, I seriously doubt any 802.11g support

Sony is touting that the PSP Brite will have a huge glare reduction when used in sunlight. It's disappointing that no one has gotten the chance to show off how much of an improvement there is, but TGS is coming up soon and I'm pretty sure Sony will have them for display.

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=253828

Unfortunately, they didn't get to test it under sunlight

Then go ahead and do that, good for you.