Sony has disappointed PlayStation fans and PS Plus subscribers with its latest PS2 classics release this month.

However, Yoshida said the biggest reason PS Vita failed to attract a significant audience was Sony did not have the development teams to support it concurrently with its home consoles PS3 and PS4.

Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida has discussed why the company's PS Vita handheld didn't sell well, stating Sony ...

In May 2003, at that year's E3, Sony announced their plans for a new ... Mercury was officially the first title that was fully working on the PSP hardware outside Japan! It was an incredibly ...

Sony entered the fray with the ... Crisis Core. With the PSP long dead, leaving so many games stuck on unsupported hardware, important pieces of franchise history have been lost to time.

All of the early work was done on the software PSP emulator written by Sony, which ran on a PC. Despite the robustness of the emulator, it was slow compared to the final hardware – particularly ...

The stunning display, coupled with its extremely powerful hardware that packed more power ... The PlayStation Portable, or PSP, was Sony’s answer to the Nintendo DS, and even ignoring the ...

Sony’s PSP was among the most sought-after handheld gaming devices ... It also has great support for high-end and low-end hardware, meaning you can run it on all types of devices with ease. If PPSSPP ...

This was later confirmed by known hardware leaker Moore’s Law ... AMD was working on a chip to power it. While a PSP 2 may be incoming, Sony has not officially said anything about the device.

Sony, meanwhile, has the PlayStation Plus Premium tier, which offers hundreds of games to download and/or stream from the PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5 and PSP platforms. The functionality is not nearly ...