Destructoid- While the lack of physical media for Sony's PSPgo may be signaling the death-knell for the Universal Media Disc, it may be opening up new doors for developers.
Sources close to game development have told Destructoid that Sony is actively pushing developers to design smaller, "non-retail" games and applications for the PSP. These "non-retail" games and apps would come in priced considerably lower than the traditional retail UMDs and full games made available for download on the PlayStation Network.
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I hear rumors that Evercade may also be getting a Namco Arcade cart with RR and Tekken on it. That would be sweet as their previous Namco Console carts have also recently been updated to work on the VS. Previously, they only had the license to the handheld. so the OG Evercade and the EXP and even the Alpha were supported, but not the VS.
i wouldn't be surprised i mean im sure the dsi has one as well
Well, it is Sony's answer to Apples free iphone/itouch SDK. Must be. They are also pushing their now renamed "Media Go" app (former Mediamanger) which is basically their version of iTunes - now with full PSN integration. Pretty obvious where this is heading.
...I suggested it before... along with an accelerometer, but the PSP GO doesn't have one of those :(
It would really make games much more fun to play though.
I thought Sony didn't follow trends?
It'd be pretty cool I suppose. The DSiware has some apps but they're mostly meh but there's some definately cool stuff coming like Flipnote Studio(Moving Memo!) and the 6-in-1 translator.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOO PSP GO! (ironic isnt? lol)