The PSP has reached a big milestone in its four year life, by clearing more than 50 million units sold worldwide, Sony has trumpeted.
The handled launched in Japan back in December, 2004, with a Western launch arriving the following year on March 24, 2005 in North America and September 1 in Europe and PAL regions.
The portable's been criticised for its lack of big first-party releases of late, but Sony points out that more than 2,000 UMD titles are now available worldwide, with software sell-in units reaching 200 million to date.
And apparently, it's not forgotten about the future either: "SCE will vigorously promote the expansion of the PSP platform and offer a variety of interactive digital entertainment," it said in a statement.
Just don't make it any slimmer - we've got enough of the things already.
Yesterday we reported that the UK PSP manager said expects new new IPs for the handheld in '09. "This year we are also launching a host of significant PlayStation IPs on the PSP platform."
The handled launched in Japan back in December, 2004, with a Western launch arriving the following year on March 24, 2005 in North America and September 1 in Europe and PAL regions.
The portable's been criticised for its lack of big first-party releases of late, but Sony points out that more than 2,000 UMD titles are now available worldwide, with software sell-in units reaching 200 million to date.
And apparently, it's not forgotten about the future either: "SCE will vigorously promote the expansion of the PSP platform and offer a variety of interactive digital entertainment," it said in a statement.
Just don't make it any slimmer - we've got enough of the things already.
Yesterday we reported that the UK PSP manager said expects new new IPs for the handheld in '09. "This year we are also launching a host of significant PlayStation IPs on the PSP platform."
Curious as it mentions UMD titles, do you guys buy them much?