Confessions of a cat

Milyen lenne pl. James Cameron Avatar-ja egy Atari 2600-on?

Van még több is itt.

I have to tell this is one of the most straightforward and logical explanation that I’ve ever heard on the topic of “when the next generation of console gaming gears will appear”. There’s really no need to start a new generation - especially when the current one is still more than capable.

“We [don't believe] we are currently approaching the end of a cycle and must start thinking about releasing the next piece of hardware at all,” Iwata said. “And so we are not setting a determination on how long this console should remain active. Of course, research into hardware is ongoing, and we are developing the next console. When we determine that the ideas of our employees match the flow of the world, and we can provide the appropriate amount of stock at a reasonable price, that is when we can start talking about when to release the next piece of hardware. But we feel that this is not something that will happen at any time in the near future.”

Read full article at gamespot.

As you might be aware, you can connect a PSP slim (psp 2000), or maybe even the latest PSP slim #2 (psp 3000) to a hdtv with component cables. However you might not necessarily have a HDTV nor a component cable for your PSP. You can also buy a regular composite and/or S-video cable for your PSP which should be sufficient given its 480×272 max. resolution.

PSP 2000 / Slim

I had such a cable at home, and wanted to try it with a TV. Of course the “nice” PSP has just emitted a n error message saying something about progressive scanline or what. Never mind, the crucial point here is: it did not work.

PSP Slim AV (composite) Cable

I already had a component to VGA signal converter with which I could have connected it to a computer monitor with a VGA input line - if I had a component PSP cable (which I did not, the picture above depicts the composite one. I know it’s easy to mix up “component” and “composite” though since they are just too similar words…). So just when I was thinking on getting a new cable for it, I run into a nice little program for the PSP, called “FuSa”. › Continue reading