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    Should Sony Stop Developing Portable Game Consoles?

    AxelBy AxelUpdated:December 9, 2022
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    After the poor sales performance of the Playstation Vita , should Sony  just skip handhelds all together? There’s no doubt that the Playstation Portable was a stellar handheld system with some real classics. With the launch of the Playstation Vita, we and many others expected a true successor. After poor sales and marketing of the system, Sony dropped first party game support for the console, referring to it mostly as an add on for the Playstation 4.

    Sony’s dominance in the console market remains true ever since the company hopped into the fray with the Playstation 1. Each Sony console since then has had many unique experiences that blew our mind at the time of release. That is, with the exception for the Playstation Vita. While the handheld may have some great ports of Playstation 3 titles, the Playstation Vita fails to have even one new unique title that made the system worth having.

    It’s important to note the battle with Mobile devices isn’t an easy one. Between battling the Nintendo 3DS and smartphones, handhelds may not be the best for any company if a balance is not struck.  It would be easy to state creating a console that was half mobile phone and half handheld game console would be a hit. Then you look at past experiences such as the N-Gage or the Sony Ericson Xperia and those results speak for themselves.

    It is our opinion that Sony should stick to consoles if they can’t handle the fire of the handheld market. Unless Sony wants to create a new handheld for gamers on a budget, along with new games or unique experiences that prove useful. If the best they can do is a machine that plays only ports of past titles, don’t bother. There is light at the end of the tunnel however.

    Perhaps Sony can create a new handheld device which works with full VR support for their virtual reality headset. After our experience with Google Cardboard, we can see a portable virtual reality headset being something we look forward to.

    ​What is your opinion? Should Sony stick to consoles in the living room? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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    Hi there! I'm Axel and I am the main author and one of the writers who writes on this website. I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, and I have a deep passion for RPG games. Whether it's exploring vast open worlds, battling fierce monsters, or just hanging out with my party members, I love every minute of it.

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