Perhaps of greatest interest to old-school PSP owners is that the D-pad and buttons are very clearly separated from the screen hardware by quite some distance. There shouldn't be any square button issues this time!
[Via Engadget]
Perhaps of greatest interest to old-school PSP owners is that the D-pad and buttons are very clearly separated from the screen hardware by quite some distance. There shouldn't be any square button issues this time!
[Via Engadget]
Reader Comments (16)
Posted: Aug 27th 2009 1:06PM cbarrentos said
Sony and Nintendo have been collaborating this whole time! EGADS!
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Posted: Aug 27th 2009 1:15PM (Unverified) said
Posted: Aug 27th 2009 1:20PM aristokrat said
That's a pretty fancy looking circuit board. It seems like that narrow part could be a weak point, but maybe separating the two halves is like when you sever the corpus callosum in your brain: awesome multi-tasking! (or something like that)
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Posted: Aug 27th 2009 1:52PM (Unverified) said
Im just happy for no more square button problems...that thing was annoying.
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Posted: Aug 27th 2009 1:57PM afterburner1978 said
That PSP in the Gameboy shell is pretty slick! Can I pre-order that at GameStop?
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Posted: Aug 29th 2009 9:43PM (Unverified) said
yeah hopefuly the current firmware (in the 3000's) is already cracked and they are just waiting for the shit storm of awesome games to come out to release the new CFW.
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Posted: Aug 27th 2009 3:58PM JoshMilewski said
It's amazing how small it is for all that power.
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Posted: Aug 27th 2009 5:00PM Nook said
for real ,eh? everything is moving towards system on a chip design, and with new technologies developing right now with elastic conductors - we'll be seeing some crazy stuff in the next 20 years, then throw in quantum computing.
we're moving into that exponential swing up in advancements, I'm expecting big news in the next few years.
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we're moving into that exponential swing up in advancements, I'm expecting big news in the next few years.
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