The new Sony console, now known to all as NGP, coexist with the PSP and not replace it. A state was the company president, Shuhei Yoshida, during an interview with Edge. Yoshida made it clear that it would be stupid of the company to retire the "old" console as demand from the public is still high. "The NGP is everything that Sony wants to make at this time," he said, "is a platform that looks to the future with great ambition." "I do not however replace the PSP, a console on the market for about seven years for which there is still a huge demand." In terms of price, Yoshida has indicated that the NGP will not be sold at the price of the PSP because it has now become commonplace, and its cost has settled down.
- Sony to re-release some PSP games on new PSP 2 carts (01/02/2011)
- Sony NGP Trailer - It's Really The PSP2 (03/02/2011)
- Sony's next PSP (codename NGP): a closer look (27/01/2011)
- Weird Commercial for Sony Xperia Play (PSP Phone) Released (04/02/2011)
- "Sony to Price the PSP2 aka NGP at $300 - $350" and related posts (07/02/2011)
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