Sony will unveil new PSP

For the past couple months, we've been covering the ongoing rumors that Sony is prepping a new PlayStation Portable. Well, more details are emerging, with game site 1Up.com reporting that Sony will trot out its new Universal Media Disc-less PSP at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in June, targeting it for a September release in Japan, followed by a U.S. launch in October or November. While the potential name for the new unit hasn't been confirmed, there are indications that it might called the PSP Go.
As previously reported, the new PSP will allegedly slide open to reveal its controls. But those hoping for dual analog sticks may be disappointed--word is the new PSP will retain the same control scheme, as depicted in the mock-up above. Whether or not it has a touch screen is still up in the air, as 1Up says (much as I had previously) that it wouldn't be shocked if Sony borrowed "many design features from their Mylo 2 handheld Internet device, which is seemingly dead in the water."
pparently, Sony is looking to E3 to reinvigorate the PSP platform, which has seen fairly strong hardware sales but has lagged in the software department and now must contend with Nintendo's DS refresh, the DSi, and iPhone gaming. Recently, Sony announced that such titles as Rock Band, Soul Calibur, LittleBigPlanet, Tekken 6, and MotorStorm would hit the console, and earlier this month, Sony Computer Entertainment America's director of hardware marketing, John Koller, told GameSpot that more than 50 percent of the PSP's 2009 lineup had yet to be announced.
Keep in mind most games played on the PSP currently are illegal downloads. So, while people are ready for downloads, I don't think PSP users are going to be happy, since this device will most likely be locked down pretty harshly to make publishers happy.
To match iphone, they would need at least a touchscreen and a few thousand more developers. Sony is becoming the 'luxury brand' of gaming, but there's ironically not enough money in that, as the PS3 is amply demonstrating. Why they would support another overpriced console with poor developer support is beyond me. They should kill either PSP or PS3 and go software only in whichever market they abandon, their first step in going Sega's route.

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