Post: Sony- Long Term Plans for the Vita
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02-21-2012, 08:35 PM
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Chaz
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Senior Vice President Scott Rohde of Sony Worldwide Studios, recently released
a statement admitting that the company has learned a few valuable lessons from the PSP.
Rohde also admitted to the company dropping the ball when it comes to support for PSP games,
and promises fans that things will be different for the Vita.
Originally posted by another user
"I think that there were too many droughts of killer titles [for PSP]. There were too many long droughts, and I think we recognized that," Rohde told You must login or register to view this content.. "And we've put a serious investment into our long-term PS Vita plans, so there's a lot of stuff in the works."
It is quite clear that Rhode isn't shy in saying the PSP was a valuable lesson learned either.
Originally posted by another user
"I think what was special about PSP in relation to Sony was it was the first time that Sony, as a company, was trying to support two platforms at once. So that, by its very nature, made that launch a little bit rocky. We still did okay. We got some good games out the door."
"This time around, we started planning for development of [Vita] about three years ago, in terms of developing for the software, and how we were going to be able to transition."
"This time around, we started planning for development of [Vita] about three years ago, in terms of developing for the software, and how we were going to be able to transition."
So as it may appear, Vita fans don't have to be weary of any post-launch game droughts. Hopefully Sony can
keep good on that promise, as fans would surely be disappointed. You can check the full article out You must login or register to view this content.
on Destructoid.
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