It seemed like the PSP could become the leader in the handheld gaming market, and finally place itself upon a throne once held strong by Nintendo.Īs expected, not everything went as planned. Sony's use of their proprietary, high-capacity note Upwards of 1.8 gigabytes of space if the disc was dual-layered Universal Media Discs (UMDs) versus Nintendo's reliance on low-capacity cartridges for the DS a more traditional, two-handed control scheme not dissimilar to that of a pre-DualShock PlayStation Controller, versus the DS's unconventional, often-stylus-and-button-centric inputs several third-party developers onboard versus Nintendo's largely skeleton-cast show multimedia capabilities such as movies, television shows and music stored on UMD coupled with digital downloads through USB Mini connectivity PlayStation Network support following the launch of the PlayStation 3, allowing for ad-hoc play to the larger system, access to the PlayStation Store, and far greater processing power (which wasn't the case with the two console systems, but still a touted factor) all contributed to the notion that success was written in the sky. It seemed like all the factors were in place for it to happen. Both PlayStation systems would go on to sell out all their competitors in each generation combined by more than two to one., and decided to get into the handheld market, confident they could replicate that level of success in this new arena.
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The PS1 shocked the console world upon its dethronement of Nintendo during the 5th console generation, and the PS2 outspoke the charming-yet-underperforming Nintendo GameCube, murdered the out-of-luck Sega Dreamcast, and held its own against the new kid on the block, the Xbox. Long story: in 2004, Sony was riding high off the success of the PlayStation and the ludicrous sales numbers the PlayStation 2 bought them note Both of which put Sony on the top of two Console Wars.
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