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Sony working on PSP store

  • Posted December 5th, 2007 at 17:21 EDT by
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Many would suggest that Sony's main focus in gaming is its home consoles, the PS2 and PS3, whilst the PSP is just a side venture into another market, which it is not finding as successful when being crushed by Nintendo's DS every week. Sony has made attempts to prove this theory wrong by introducing a lighter and slimmer PSP model and the ability to download from the PSN store via PC. But the same many are probably demanding a Store that doesn't require a PC (or PS3).

But worry not as Sony is once again stepping up to bring the interest of the PSP to a whole new level by introducing an store similar to PSN exclusive through the PSP.

"Clearly that's something we're thinking about", says Eric Lempel, PlayStation Director of Nework Operations, "It's just a matter of priorities and some technology that we need to make it all work right and make sure the content is delivered securely, just to protect some of our [intellectual properties]".

He went on to confirm that Sony is looking into the possibility of bringing PS3  PlayStation Network games such as flOw and Everyday Shooter to the PSP.

Source: CVG

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  1. -CroatianMetalMan-

    • 12:25pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    can somebody invite me to their Warhawk clan.my id is: CroatianMetalMan

  2. Nitsu78

    • 12:48pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    @ CroatianMetalMan
    Go to the playstation boards under warhawk and ask these types of questions man...

  3. wocyob

    • 12:57pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    thats awesome....i love sony soo much such good company...they also hear what people want and they do there best to meet are demands....sony is a A++++ company...even with some f$@k ups they do some times...but we are all human

  4. gingo

    • 1:16pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    psn id: gingo... its about time they had a psp store i personally dont have one but i would lik to think when i do that i can download stuff and not need to use my ps3 or pc

  5. Snakeboy

    • 1:55pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    about time

  6. Mecha_Daddy

    • 2:40pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    They're taking notice of the PSP more and more with the increased sales.  It's a good idea.

  7. incredibilistic

    • 2:59pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    Maybe they can improve the browser while they're adding the PSP Store. I love how the DS uses the two screens. The bottom to get a full view of the page and the top to see what you're zooming in on. It would be nice if Sony joined up with Firefox or Opera to bring a REAL browser to the system.

  8. stennex

    • 3:40pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    the psp store is the right step in the right direction for sonys psp. I really like how easy it is to just download and install the games, game demos, themes, wallpapers, etc automatically to your psp using a small software from sony, the same way when you are downloading and installing some file from a website throught whichever browser.

  9. Redrider

    • 4:51pm EST - December 5th, 2007

    I'm not sure where the author of this article is getting that Sony's entry into the hand held market has not been sucessful (capturing 30% of the market) or that it is some "adventure" Sony enbarked on?? True the PSP did not get off to a good start (kinda like the PS3) but with the new models, price reductions, and new IPs it's currently doing pretty well :).

  10. Richmond

    • 3:29am EST - December 6th, 2007

    @9

    I think he meant compared to the DS, which is absolutely flogging it (and everything else for that matter).

  11. Snakeboy

    • 11:23am EST - December 7th, 2007

    cant wait for it

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