Whilst I've never owned a PSP I'm sort of intrigued as Beaterator had a lot of potential, so I continue to be interested in what might come from Sony in terms of a new platform or platforms for gaming.
Gadgetlab posts on what Sony are saying about when they will enter the market. It is all a bit vague as you'd expect, but I hope that they can do something interesting that'll open more possibilities for mobile music.
I have Beaterator and while lacking in some areas it's surprisingly deep. My problem was I could barely operate it after using 100+ different iOS touch apps. I literally tried to touch the PSP for like a week. The interface was actually good, my brain was mostly at fault. But without touchscreen I personally wouldn't be interested. Too bad Beaterator on iOS was a stripped down joke, the true app on iOS would be on par with nano and Beatmaker.
ReplyDeleteI'd never thought about the issues of moving from touch screen to non.
ReplyDeleteI agree it is a real shame about beaterator on iOS.