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Sony have admitted that the PSP’s software dried up for a while shortly after release. In an interview, Shuhei Yoshida of Sony Worldwide Studios has talked about the concerns gamers might have over the Vita suffering a similar destiny.
In retrospect we did it too extreme. We were happy with the launch of PSP. We had lots of games to launch with, but because of the demand of creating games on the new consoles, we shifted resources too much and the coverage for the PSP became weak
Sony is said to be aware of the impact that had on the PSP and is preparing to ensure it doesn’t happen with the PS Vita.
Sony is said to be aware of the impact that had on the PSP and is preparing to ensure it doesn’t happen with the PS Vita.
We learnt the lessons of that experience. We’re going to make sure we will have a good, continuous supply of software on PS Vita as we continue to support the PS3 and PS Move
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