Rumor: First pics of PSP2

[Master Mo]

Looks really nice. I always thought that the PSPgo (as a gaming-device) looks really good.

I also like that the thumb-stick is diagonally-above the d-pad, since that is something I kinda dislike about the PS button-setup, since in this day and age imo the d-pad shouldn`t be the center of buttons (on the left side - also hate the classic controller for having that as well, since I kinda only use it for Wii or N64-games...)!

I still think I`ll be sticking to the 3DS, since I always preferred the software that came to Nintendo-consoles rather then PS or XBox but it`s still kinda interesting to see how powerful this will be.

 

[Neo_Ch!p]

Sorry, but this is fake. Just look the D-Pad and compare it with PlayStation D-Pad.

Agreed, it looks more like a chinese psp clone...

 

[playallday]

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[Rydian]

They will keep the same same D-Pad as all the other PlayStation systems.

The DS development model had rectangular start/select buttons, whereas the last retail system to use those was the gameboy/color (dropped on the GBA totally).

 

[mangaTom]

Good thing they reverted it to the original model,I liked that one much better.Though what interests me the most is the "high-definition" and the "power almost equivalent to 360."(Maybe they're using cold-fusion batteries

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[Rydian]

Good thing they reverted it to the original model,I liked that one much better.Though what interests me the most is the "high-definition" and the "power almost equivalent to 360."(Maybe they're using cold-fusion batteries

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Both are false rumors made by people that don't know what high-definition actually means (hint: if you think it means quality, you're wrong) and don't know...

Fuck, they're just false.

 

[omgpwn666]

These pictures are real, the black and white fuzziness confirms.

 

[playallday]

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[Rydian]

They will keep the same same D-Pad as all the other PlayStation systems.

The DS development model had rectangular start/select buttons, whereas the last retail system to use those was the gameboy/color (dropped on the GBA totally).

Ehhh... But Sony has stayed the same for like 10 years...

I've never seen a dev PSP/2/X, so I don't know if Sony often makes buttons different from final.

 

[playallday]

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[Rydian]

EDIT: Nevermind.

 

[SamAsh07]

Good riddance this ain't the final product look. Because it's ugly as hell, looks more like PSP Go2 than PSP2, heck a 15 year old can design better than that!!

 

[FireGrey]

Awesome, some pics to burn

 

[Deleted User]

Why is it that all these "leaked" photos are invariably grainy? Even consumer-level spy tech is probably more detailed by now. Can't they just sneak a phone in?

It's just viral marketing. It's a bit of an insidious way to collect public opinion I think.

 

[Issac]

the second picture has way too much noise. Also it looks too evenly distributed... if you got your hands on a devkit, you sure as hell would have a better camera than that. aslo the quality is different on both pictures..... to me, it looks fake just because of that.

 

[Juanmatron]

They will keep the same same D-Pad as all the other PlayStation systems.The DS development model had rectangular start/select buttons, whereas the last retail system to use those was the gameboy/color (dropped on the GBA totally).Ehhh... But Sony has stayed the same for like 10 years...

I've never seen a dev PSP/2/X, so I don't know if Sony often makes buttons different from final.

I can play that game too. Look this:

[sarcasm]This is the REAL 3DS.[/sarcasm]

QUOTE(mangaTom @ Nov 19 2010, 06:17 AM)

Good thing they reverted it to the original model,I liked that one much better.Though what interests me the most is the "high-definition" and the "power almost equivalent to 360."(Maybe they're using cold-fusion batteries

)

Actuals Smartphones has the power of a graphic card of the year 2000 + OpenGL ES 2.0. You won't see something like 360 portable before 2015.