psp2 coming @ the end of the year

woohoo

Nice. Let's see if it's a real improvement from the first generation.

lets see if its hackable

I expect this to be hack the next week after the release. Also the battery only last 4 hours.

^ dude rofl thats alot

psphone also going to get released but that wil be sooner

fuck the psp phone, psp2 ftw

I am getting bored of my PSP, I'll buy PSP2 for sure ;p

i use my psp now for movies

no money

you still have a year to save some

its gonna be like 500 euro? Im not gonna pay that for it

I don't think it will be 500 euros lol, you're exaggerating

Bato wrote:its gonna be like 500 euro? Im not gonna pay that for it

more like 250 euros

Still too much imo

nsyw wrote:^ dude rofl thats alot

You're stupid bro, if you think that's a lot, that's 4 hours in idle, now try that while gaming.

The battery of the normal PSP is good enough in my opinion, I barely play long enough to make it go from 100% to zero, and even if that happens I don't mind playing on it while it's charging either.

That's not a problem for me ether, the problem is for the people that want to game while traveling.

Edit: added a vid, it is in Japanese no subs.

PlayStation Meeting 2011 - NGP, Sony’s Next Generation Portable from SpacePigTV on Vimeo.

wow lol awesome

mhm sounds cool.

A little update.

“No Battery Changing for PSP2 Because of Pirates”

"The batteries of Sony’s newly announced “NGP” cannot be changed, purportedly in an effort to stymy pirates who previously used the battery to hack the original PSP models.

The unit is as stylishly designed as it is sealed tight"







"One method of hacking the copy protection on the original PSP to enable piracy involved the use of specially modified batteries (the batteries contain additional circuitry as well as the actual battery) – the sealed battery of the NGP is suspected to be part of an effort to make such hardware hacks more difficult.

The combination of a”4-5 hour” battery life and the inability to change the batteries seems unlikely to be well received – and if the 3DS is any guide, a recharge time of some hours can be expected, making the device rather less portable than might be hoped."