Sony has been extremely tight-lipped about it, but that hasn’t stopped internet rumours about the device flying around at great speed – and now there’s even an unconfirmed launch date.
‘We’ve been told it’s coming in late 2011,’ an industry insider told VG247 yesterday.
On top of this, we don't know very much, but what intel we've garned is quite tantilising. We think the PSP2 will come with forward and backward-facing cameras, touch-screen and physical controls, be powered by a quad-core cell processor, but won't have 3D capability.
We also know that Mortal Kombat producer Shaun Himmerick has had his hands on one.
In an interview with website IndustryGames, the NetherRealm Studios’ chief talked about the PSP2 in a peculiarly offhand manner, apparently forgetting that it hasn't yet been announced by Sony.
'We’re not launching day one on all consoles like that,' he said when asked about what formats the new Mortal Kombat would be on. 'We are looking at them; we have a PSP2 in the house and we’re looking at the engine, like what can it support. Always a big thing for us is the performance.
'We don’t have a 3DS system in house yet, but we’re looking to get one, and we’ll certainly look at what its power is.'
You can expect the PSP2 to be formally announced at next year’s E3, which takes place in June.
Via : metro.co.uk
‘We’ve been told it’s coming in late 2011,’ an industry insider told VG247 yesterday.
On top of this, we don't know very much, but what intel we've garned is quite tantilising. We think the PSP2 will come with forward and backward-facing cameras, touch-screen and physical controls, be powered by a quad-core cell processor, but won't have 3D capability.
We also know that Mortal Kombat producer Shaun Himmerick has had his hands on one.
In an interview with website IndustryGames, the NetherRealm Studios’ chief talked about the PSP2 in a peculiarly offhand manner, apparently forgetting that it hasn't yet been announced by Sony.
'We’re not launching day one on all consoles like that,' he said when asked about what formats the new Mortal Kombat would be on. 'We are looking at them; we have a PSP2 in the house and we’re looking at the engine, like what can it support. Always a big thing for us is the performance.
'We don’t have a 3DS system in house yet, but we’re looking to get one, and we’ll certainly look at what its power is.'
You can expect the PSP2 to be formally announced at next year’s E3, which takes place in June.
Via : metro.co.uk
