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I'm guessing it'll be an amalgamation of both 6 and BR, pretty much like what they did with Tekken 5 and Dark Resurrection.

I can see this working for territories like North America and Europe, but I think it'll take a while to really take off in places like here in the Philippines. It's a Third World country where broadband internet access is still more or less considered as a luxury. As for me, I'd still prefer having a physical copy over a downloaded one, even if I had the choice.

I'm cool with the possibility of a new PSP and all, but the whole "download only" thing is keeping me from being completely sold on it.

I live in a Third World country without much broadband penetration and relatively low connection speeds. I'll admit, the PSP store is fantastic, but I really wouldn't want to rely on it exclusively as a source of games. And finally, as a matter of personal preference, there's just something about having a tangible copy of something you own.

Nice feature, but what about those of us without PS3s? Will we just be left out like that?

When will Sony ever release a firmware update that'll blow my mind?

I'd rather keep my phone and handheld gaming device separate. No thanks, Sony.

I know this is a bit of a long shot, but can we get a toned-down version of Tekken 6 on PSP? As long as the characters and system are intact, I'm sold.

It's good to see that Sony is moving to downloads as a way to distribute their games, but for the rest of us here who don't have the luxury of credit cards and steady internet access, UMDs are still the (legal) way to go.

Guess I was right about the trailer after all. Now, all we need is and English release date.

Quick, Sony, we need new games to look forward to. This backlog of old games that I wanna try out isn't gonna get any bigger if there's barely anything coming out these days.