I don't think a handheld needs all buttons to play consoles games... what the point?So there we go then.
A modern handheld needs all the nessesarey buttons to play console games. Arguably this was vita's biggest stumbling block. Another revision with buttons and digital games on PSTORE would have done better than later revisions like set-top box VitaTV, and stupid shit like that phone steam-fan.
If you want to take it a step further modern again, we want it to have WiFi etc for streaming so it's a more full featured product. Like Q is almost half a product in that aspect, you know? We want it to be PS4 sku so it captures as many BC as it can and not split game library (if anything, some devs the could station at that level and reestablish Aa level games a bit).
Said that Vita having all buttons didn't saved it from failure.
All Vita and Switch have WiFi (optional models have mobile phone antenas for 3G/4G/LTE).
I don't know you but I want a new Portable from Sony not a PS4 in portable form.
I don't need stream to too (but that can be just an App for the new device)... I want new games made for PS portable that can be played anytime in my new PS portable without need streaming.
BC with old Vita and PSP can be good but not requiriment.
Nintendo showed how to make a sucessful portable (games needs to be made for it).
Sony needs to learn from that... Vita biggest issue was the lack of new releases that a PS4 SKU in portable form will have the same issues.
The Q is not even a portable gaming machine but just a local remote screen for PS5 (I have Vita and iPhone that can do the same and I never use that option)... totally different goal and one that I think will be very niche.
IMO or you create a new device and invest in developing/releasing games for it or just give up (that what Sony choose)... any other option I guess won't work... Q won't work... a PS4 potable device won't work.
A moderns portable device needs to set itself unique (with unique games made for it) to be sucessful... makes everybody wants to have that device (like Nintendo did with Switch).
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