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The decline of PSP software, in graph form

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Edge has created a chart which illustrates something we all recognize: PSP has lost software support.

Well, thanks a lot jerks. When you put it in graph make like this, obviously it's going to dolour. (sobs)

But in all seriousness, the piece does an prime job in articulating the finer details of PSP's unpunctual loss of support. In spite of the smaller games library this year, the piece of exclusives is also steadily dropping. While this lead-pipe cinch could be yet another mantra against piracy and the likes, we call for to direct you to an excellent piece by PSP Life, which offers an alternative: it's all Xbox's carp at. Kris Erickson postulates that a integer of excellent XBLA games would be fully realized for play on PSP. We'd agree. Developers may be affecting resources to XBLA, away from PSP, when judgement up short, accessible games that would motion well on handhelds. An interesting theory, yes. However, we're self-confident that upcoming PSN ports of Super Stardust and Circadian Shooter are just the beginning of a slew of downloadable PSP games. |  |  | 

Source: PSP Fanboy