PSP2 Mockup

[Razor Ramon]

Same. That had me dying.

[Dyne]

you're a fanboy mockup.

only if that fanboy is you!

2spicy!!!! <3

[gameoverDude]

Those sticks would be ridiculous on there. Why not use clicky sticks like the NGPC? And are those supposed to be the shoulder buttons on the side? Ugh.

There should be some sort of 8-way stick with a 4-way gate lock switch instead of that damn broken D-Pad. As it is now, playing Street Fighter on PSP is kind of a chore unless you use the quarter trick or that Capcom D-Pad cover.

[YellerDog]

Or perhaps there are two little arms that pop out of the back of the system that make you a sandwich.

[Dunlap]

There should be some sort of 8-way stick with a 4-way gate lock switch instead of that damn broken D-Pad. As it is now, playing Street Fighter on PSP is kind of a chore unless you use the quarter trick or that Capcom D-Pad cover.

Or just use a pair of basketball shorts.

[Cheebs]

Yeah, let's give it an awesome name like Wii or Dreamcast.

Okama Gamesphere imo.

[sixteen-bit]

I'm glad whoever designed the mockup has the foresight of using the LCD to protect those sensitive buttons.

[dog$]

I'd buy that in a heartbeat, almost regardless of cost.

Schizophrenia or someone is logging into your account.

I cannot conceive any other explanation.

[Thief Silver]

It's like an Iphone that folds out to be a PSP.

[burgundy]

this would be so much worse ergonomically then what's out now, there is nothing to grip onto.

these portables need interface options with standard console controllers. i should be able to stand the unit up as a display on my desk and control with a controller on my lap when i am indoors.

and just think, sony...you could sell your overpriced controllers to people who don't own your consoles!

no matter how ergonomic they make portables (and they don't, at all) it is inherently uncomfortable to be staring at what's in your hands. you are going to be straining your neck, arms, or both. sure, i'll put up with that on the train, but i shouldn't have to anywhere i have a steady surface to set the unit down.