All except the very first revision. With PSPgo you could dunk it in a dock and sync a DualShock 3, it's actually a great experience.
Even then, the best it could have hoped for was being an also-ran up against the 3DS. Sony was never going to compete against Nintendo in the handheld market. The smartest thing Microsoft ever did was not even attempt to do so.
I need to throw up seeing Soyder-Man 2 above Stellar Blade.
That makes it an even more strange omission. I didn't know there was a dock too, interesting.
If they did it correctly from the start they could've. PSP sold nearly as much as 3DS, so an even better successor doing everything right should at least have matched 3DS in sales.
You can take solace knowing that the chart is UK data, so the Brits having absolutely abhorrent taste shouldn't be too surprising.
It is right there on top. The FIFA license was dropped, so it's just called EA FC now.
And there, proving the point that britbongs only like kicking a ball on a yearly basis.
Yeah, the UK sales charts are always:
It was stipulated that it was for TV out. Someone found the same cable connector on a Sony Camera and when he plug it in, the Vita he had in developer mode recognised it, but it didn't do anything with it. That functionality could have came on a patch later on for consumer units but who knows at this points.
The sales figures are inflated because spidermon 2 is bundled with every ps5. The cheapest, and most of the time the only option, to buy a PS5 comes with SM2. It makes me laugh when you see the sony fans tout sm2 as a success. "look it sold 20 million!" with 10 million+ being bundles.
Doubtful. Mobile gaming was cutting into the handheld market by this point, hence why the 3DS didn't come close to matching its predecessor's sales.
Still is. That said, both Sony and Microsoft aren't really as relevant in the UK, and the same in the US
Nah, people forget but for the first year or so of the 3DS being out, it was also kind of in the shitter. The original model had an abysmal battery life, the screen didn't look that good, and people mostly just ignored the 3D gimmick. There were also almost no games. That's how I ended up with a Vita actually - Vita had a better lineup in its first year of life.
That's mainly because of its higher price than the original and lack of good games. Vita was doing just as bad, if not worse for a lot of the same reasons. Once Nintendo ameliorated those issues, the Vita never really had a chance.
I believe Suicide Squad was also a "best seller" during preorders and we all know how that game did financially. According to the website, the "best sellers" chart updates hourly and all the other games on that chart have already come out. There is a premium edition of Elden Ring that includes the base game and DLC but like half their country bought the base game last year, so there's no reason to buy a bundle that includes the base game again.
Games from Japan are cheaper and the cost of shipping internationally is fair on Amazon Japan -- most big games in Japan have English on disc these days and consoles are now region free.
Ah yes, the classic "I'm paying for my WoW sub in Argentinian Monopoly Money".
As in being another movie instead of a game with shitty messages
