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"Why not open the PSP?" - veteran developer David Perry

Posted Oct 27, 2006 at 12:44AM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Development, Interviews, Opinions & Analysis Tags: David Perry, Google, psp homebrews, Sony, YouTube

For a time now, across the gaming industry, there has been a strong belief that Sony is soon to come up with a new PSP. According to developers and industry players, it could probably be not exactly PSP II but at least a reworked PSP hardware unit.

Regardless of when it will happen, coming up with a next-gen PSP seems like a logical step for consoles to survive. If this then is true, what kind of rework will be done? What changes? Veteran developer Dave Perry has these thoughts in mind:

I would propose they make the PSP with a clambshell design, to protect that lovely screen
They should have made the screen at least DVD resolution (704x480 in U.S., 704x576 in the U.K.) instead of the current (480x272)
I would also kill off the UMD disc, remove it entirely and shrink the device size
I think switching to digital distribution would be a much better idea, by including that Sony Media Manager software for free. Embracing digital distribution, even offering convenient encrypted over-the-air WiFi distribution, would bring movies and games back to the PSP in a sensible way
If they wanted to be forward thinking, they could offer modern features like game demos, trial music from new artists, item sales, vast customization of items, characters and in-game objects from databases too vast to store on the PSP
Did user-created content hurt YouTube? Why not open the PSP? Welcome indie games, welcome development, get the users promoting the device

What do you think guys? Of all the things mentioned, Perry put premium on the homebrew scene. He went on discussing how Sony keeps on forcing users to upgrade PSP's internal software. Currently, Sony is at Firmware 2.82, but the homebrew scene isn't so far away, cracking open all previous firmwares up until 2.80.

Furthermore, Perry stated the only problem here is Sony refusing to listen and learn from its customers. "I bet Sony tries to tell you it doesn't matter. Well, if you type 'sony psp hack' into google, there are now 8.6 MILLION pages dedicated to the subject," the developer reveals.

David Perry has been around for quite some time. He actually founded Shiny Entertainment and worked there for more than a decade (1993-2006). Currently, he is leading GameInvestors and has an MMO project coming up entitled 2Moons.

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Well, Sony might be thinking to make a next-gen PSP but with the recent thing with exploding batteries putted Sony in a corner.

They lost a HUGE part of there profit and that may be the problem for developping a next-gen PSP.

I also thing it's a bit too early to start devlopping a new PSP.

The best time for developping a new PSP might be begin 2008 and the release in spring 2009.

The thing now is the Sony has no money left for investigating and developping new PlayStation devices.

I do not agree with David Perry by removing the UMD.

# no umds — Guest 2006-10-27 02:39

Yeah, getting rid of the umds would be great. Games and movies should have been sold on memorysticks itself. Small, cheap, low power consumption, faster access. Of course, security measures would then have to be put in place so that they only work on one psp or something. Or maybe have encrypted/hidden files that cannot be copied. Thinking about that, games and vids could be sent over the air or puchased online and downloaded. (not for dial up users tho)

# Hmm — Guest 2006-10-27 02:39

He's dreaming.

I don't think that the screen needs to be DVD resolution to succeed. This would only increase the price of the system.

Killing off the UMD would be an interesting move, but I doubt that Sony would do it. If Sony was smart, they would include a faster reading UMD drive in the next PSP.

User created content on YouTube? Ha. Most of it is illegal content. Terrible analogy. In any case, opening the system to the public is not necessary to succeed. Look at Nintendo, and their countless iterations of the Gameboy.

Sony doesn't want a handheld Net Yarouze. They want to sell games and make a profit. If they want to sell games, all they have to do it make good games; nothing more, nothing less.

# maybe a little more... — Guest 2006-10-27 02:43

Making good games is surely the right thing to do, but on the 'a bit more' side, they could also produce some nice accessories. For example, I was always hoping they would release an inline remote that has a little screen or radio or something similar. They are going to release the camera, which isn't bad, but I dont think the gps will do to well.

# Removing UMDs — Guest 2006-10-27 03:15

Why not to remove UMD drive and distribute games on DVDs (which should be much cheaper) and every user will transfer games to the psp flash or memory stick (and protect with some sn/device ids).

Resolution more than VGA? Even some PDAs still have QVGA. If Sony puts there strong enough battery...

# My thoughts... — Lamtd 2006-10-27 03:21

- A PSP with a clamshell design would be just plain ugly, and there are many accessories already available to protect it.

- DVD resolution would require much more power than the PSP currently has... even the PS2 only runs most games at 640x480; besides, what's the point ? Movies are looking great with the current resolution, even though we could use some anti-aliasing for games.

- killing the UMD is a bad idea as well IMO, you cannot offer games as presents anymore, you cannot buy used games, resell them when you don't like them, etc.

- Game demos are already available, although it's true that there isn't too many of them.

- Homebrewns are certainly not in Sony's best interest as they make money off games, not hardware...

In short, sounds like a good batch of stupid ideas, along with some free advertising for David... a bit lame IMHO... :(

# Why? — Guest 2006-10-27 03:29

Because you're an idiot that's why...

You realize if they did that, there would most probably be some sort of "protection" to it so people don't just upload the games and let others download for free....

Also..............transfer to the PSP's Flash Memory? Are you high or something? Do you KNOW how much memory the PSP's flash has? The best you may do is add a demo to it......and it'll use it all up......

Shut your mouth and go sit in the corner.....

# why — Guest 2006-10-27 03:40

of course the flash memory of former psp is too small but the next psp can have it... 4 or 8 GB nand flash

# I have a better idea.. — Guest 2006-10-27 03:50

Sony PSP2 in 2009...

-Touch-screen 480*272 display.

-Video-out (composite)

-2 (two) analog sticks

That would make the ultimate PSP IMHO.

# WHAT@! — Guest 2006-10-27 03:59

Just curious how you would know how much money S0ny has for R+D?

# he is a jerky — Guest 2006-10-27 04:02

I agree.. it really does seem he has no idea what the hell he is talking about. If he was in charge sony would be losing money a lot faster than they are now.

# new design — Guest 2006-10-27 04:06

Touch screen is not a big deal.. But a new shape w/ 2 analog sticks . they need to make it more comfortable because my hands hurt like hell after an hour or two of play..

And video out with optional USB controller input would be GREAT!

# i agree with perry — Guest 2006-10-27 04:20

perry makes good points on throwing away umd, and making people make their own games, sony shudnt make u update etc and u guys are flamin him for speaking out on it, when all u guys are here to hack ur psp? do u want sony telling u what to do all the time then? if so update ur psp to 2.8 and piss off

# My opinion — Guest 2006-10-27 04:27

Dual analogue would be sweet but they need a screw hole in the middle like the CDI pad in the 90s so you can screw a mini stick in - the current analogue kills your thumb after a few minutes.

Clam? Sounds like someone was careless and didnt put it back in its case.

If I wasnt an owner already, being able to download demos wouldnt make me want to get one. As for downloadable stuff in general, why would I use a PSP with no keyboard - download stuff on your PC then copy it to the memory stick - its the best method.

No UMD = smaller? How exactly? Thinner maybe by all of 3mm, but you'd then need a thin battery. Surely he isn't suggesting decreasing the screen size?!?!

What alternative is there other than UMD? Memory is still too expensive to distribute games on - £30 for a 2gb, thats £5 more than your average psp game. If you then up the res, games will require more than a 2gb stick.

# idiot — Guest 2006-10-27 04:33

He has no idea what he's talking about.

- "clambshell"? Please. Learn to spell. And no thank you.

- If he'd ditch the UMD drive, how would it get games? Memory cards work well for homebrew that's a couple of megs, but at 1-1.5 gigs per game, that's just not realistic. Flash memory is way too expensive.

- Sony won't open up the platform, we can ***** and whine all we want, they don't want homebrew on their closed DRM-ridden platform. They have the right to do that, and we have the right to enjoy what we can get. (1.5 to 2.71 atm)

# Open PSP? — Guest 2006-10-27 05:22

Yeah right... the biggest joke I've ever heard, until hell freezes over, sony won't open psp cuz it would mean less money and money runs the world, especially greedy companies like sony.

BTW, I bet PS3 will be ruined by DRM *****.

# So? — Guest 2006-10-27 05:37

What the f**k we will use,cartridges?.For the sake of all thats good in humanity that the most stupid idea,say good bye to all the good psp games and welcome ubber crappola downgraded versions with worst music,graphics and gameplay.

E-Distribution...well it could work if the games now cost 20$ and they can be downloaded by anyone everywhere.lets say all the world i can agree while you can use prepaid cards.

# Wtf *****?,your mom is a whore — Guest 2006-10-27 05:41

Ok what the ***** gay *****,Sony is a good company that is hated by those who are losers like you,You cant afford a PSP and blame the rich,wow.

Good solution,well you will die poor anyway so your parents since they dont work and they seem they rise well another loser into this world.I hope you dont get mad at this since i dont want you to spit on my fries once you get your job on mcdonalds.

Signed your fu_cking dad.

# . — Guest 2006-10-27 05:47

do NOT make the psp any smaller. in fact. make it a little larger

# Clambshell? — Guest 2006-10-27 05:57

There are some decent working clamshell protecting devices out already. I've got a Score one (see http://reviews.cnet.com/Score_PSP_Face_Armor_Pro/4505-10110_7-32012470.html) that does wonders and doesn't look bad - it's clear plastic, doesn't get in the way of the USB mini-B port, and lays flush with the back of the PSP when it's open. Just pops in with the screw ports.

I think it would be a good idea to include as part of the sale-packs, particularly since many don't even include a case, and this would remain simple without outgrowing most pockets.

I'd like to see Sony open the PSP. They've already done so for the PS3, and it hasn't hurt them economically. Prevent files over, say, 0.5 GB from being loaded and it'll at least make ISO files tedious without getting in the way of legitimate homebrewers.

Digital distribution as the sole method is a bit meh for me. Binding each file by MAC address on download and encrypting the file to hell and back should prevent it from being abused anytime soon, and getting rid of the middle-man is always a good thing... but then you lose the shelf factor, which is an important way to sell games, and it'll get way in the way of. It'd be great as an alternative, but not as the only method.

I'd rather avoid a mini-hard drive on the PSP, as well, so unless flash media prices drop like a rock soon,

On the other hand, learning from the incredible supertechnology of the 1980s and putting a freaking sliding floppy disk door on the UMD's read port would be a nice change, particularly for those of us who don't want to put the stupid things in a second layer of plastic just to avoid scratches on a 1cm^2 opening.

# off topic — logicbomb.de 2006-10-27 06:21

hey all,

updated version of Dark_alex 2.71-SEB with no-UMD image loading is out on his site.

go get it! it works great! no UMD FTW!!!

# eh? — Guest 2006-10-27 06:21

one second, you say he has no idea what he is talking about?

yet you say that games are at 1 to 1.5 gig?

yeah, that's with all the padding that Sony put in to fill them up, a normal uncompressed ISO is about 1.5 gig, yet a compressed ISO into a CSO can range anywhere from 150meg to 900meg

it all boils down to how big your memory card is

there is nothing stopping sony making a PSP2 and shipping it with a 8gig memory card OR adding a 8gig memory chip inside the psp2 with the option to add more via memory stick duo

yet still keeping the UMD for those with out a Internet connection to download games

# preventing nitpicking — Guest 2006-10-27 06:42

stop nitpicking please

# Hmm, why is our Logo on this? — Guest 2006-10-27 06:52

I think the UMD could be saved if they make a writer for people to make there own content. But sony will never do that. Oh any why is our logo on this? It's fine with me, just odd.

# PSP 2.0 — Guest 2006-10-27 06:59

"Did user-created content hurt YouTube? Why not open the PSP?"

^ That part is just dumb. Youtube doesn't make consoles or anything that rely on software sales for profit. It would make sense if Youtube was a movie studio or retailer.. What a lame comparison.

Anyway, if Sony redesigns the PSP, the most important things it should have are-

1. 2nd thumbstick

2. Touch-screen (go **** yourself if you don't like it)

3. Scrap the UMD, provide games in memory-sticks or digitally distributed.

4. 8GB built-in hard-drive.

5. Longer battery life as standard.

6. Locate better speakers at the top where my hands won't block them.

7. I don't really care about dual-screen or clamshell design, though a thin flip cover to protect the screen would be useful.

# WTF — Guest 2006-10-27 07:03

why the hell did u out this here

# impractical. — Guest 2006-10-27 07:03

These suggestions are a little ridiculous.

There's already a bit of self-contradiction when he requests a larger screen (I know, more pixels doesn't necessarily mean larger screen, but it usually does) but wants the device size down. the PSP is already thin, and that's the only size factor that the removal of the UMD is going to help. Plus, the screen will be much larger and bulkier, and cut down on the already short battery life.

Digital distribution is a good idea, but not everyone in the world can embrace it. There are many people in the U.S. that still don't have broadband internet, and downloading a 400MB file on 56k is a little irritating if not impossible.

The only suggestion I can say I really like is the opening of the device, of course :).

# I agree.. — Guest 2006-10-27 07:05

I agree with the resolution and I also agree with the Wifi accessable music, game demo's and videos. TRASH THE UMD!

# Built in hard disk? — Guest 2006-10-27 07:15

If sony can make a built in harddisk and you can pay per download and get games direct onto your enternal harddisk it would be muchbetter than using the retarted UMD coz movies , mp3's and games are easy to download directly onto your built in hard disk or maybe just put stations you can connect your psp and choose the game and it would load into it for like 20bucks? , please No Open PSP!

# bah — Guest 2006-10-27 07:21

peh.. so heres another yutz telling us what we want, when clearly.. we just want some good games to play.. instead of dotting down points on how to make a system even better when its already half decent and pretty much failed on delivering any half decent games.. WHY NOT RELEASE SOMETHING FOR IT?!?!

THIS is clearly just another case of G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome)

# Dual Analog Controls! (spelling?) — Guest 2006-10-27 07:21

Dual Analog Controls! (spelling?)

# Ultimate PSP — Lucifers_Dad 2006-10-27 07:23

The one thing that holds back all handhelds is batteries.

If batteries lasted twice or more,i would add the following.

1) Remove umd , replace with flash movies and games. The more companies that make flash the cheaper they become.

2) Remove wifi.

3) Clamshell. The other half can be a keyboard , either touch screen or just plain plastic keyboard. If not clamshell, there are many ways to add keyboard and protection.

4) Replace UMD, wifi space with 3 internal slot areas for upgrades or extras. Minu usb could be used as it is small and simple to plu in and out.

5) 1 slot area is for communications, if wifi standard changes all you have to to is buy another wifi card, or if you want to use a mobile phone you buy a card thar allows it to use mobile phone networks..

6) 2 slot areas for anything such as hardrive, digital tv

, digital radio , radio fm, mw, lw, gps,or other communication such as mobile phone, satelite etc

7) second analogue stick.

Touch screen for main screen.

9) Bigger flash, so that more could be added to the os.

# read-only memory stick — Guest 2006-10-27 07:25

hm.. i wonder if a read-only stick would be any cheaper to produce?

# UMD is NOT bad — Guest 2006-10-27 07:28

Sony implemented the UMD because it provides just shy of 2 gigs of storage and costs pennies to mass produce. A 2 gig pro duo card costs multiple $'s to produce per unit.. If you take time and actually LOOK at the cost comparison it's easy to understand why Sony chose to go with UMD.

People seem to think the PSP is expensive as it currently is.. I can imagine what people would be saying if the PSP were $100 to $130 MORE if it came with internal 8 gigs storage.

# Dee, Dee, Deeeeee — Guest 2006-10-27 07:54

No one said anything about cartridges you idiot.

# you're an imatture little loser — Guest 2006-10-27 08:26

If you think being rich or poor relies on anything more than where you are born, you need to go live in a third world country, start a sucessful buisness and give a much needed boost to their economy.

Otherwise STFU and stop acting like you know what you're talking about. You obviously suck at life and that's why you're posting crap like that on here.

# well... — Guest 2006-10-27 08:43

people would still pay for it..if it is 130 dollar more...

cause a 4 gig right now would be.. 90-100 buck.

# wow — Guest 2006-10-27 09:03

you all complain to much it you want all this stuff added you should have built you own version of the PSP an since most of you cant just be happy with what you got. an stop B&^#hn about what you cant build your self.

# OH IM SORRY — Guest 2006-10-27 09:34

i didnt know * comments * was here not to comment about the article :/ dummbass

# . — Guest 2006-10-27 09:49

Can you say news filler?

Nothing practicle in that list of suggestions.

Clambshell would suck

Killing off the UMD would piss off a lot of people. The key to GB success has been reverse compatability. Not offering that, is suicide.

Digital distribution = easier pirating.

Sony would be very negligent to allow kernel access open coding. Meaning the best they would be allowing would be these gay ass pong, and tron crap homebrews.

Who cares about that garbage?

# Keep the UMDs — TheCheat 2006-10-27 11:17

I love the UMDs. They hold 1.8gb of space, which means that Sony would need to send games out on 2gb memory sticks. I don't feel like paying $60-$100 per game on a memory stick when I game play it fine on UMD.

Revamping what kind of media the PSP uses is out of the question though, at least until the PSP II comes out. There's not need to change anything on the PSP though, and a shellcase is retarded, because you can already by face shields and use covers to protect the psp. I say leave it how it is ;)

# Ha — TheCheat 2006-10-27 11:20

That big of a Flash on the PSP would be suicide... It would only drive the price up even higher!

# ... — TheCheat 2006-10-27 11:29

Too many people would complain about the price

It would just be too expensive right now. Maybe someday though ;) And real men don't need touch sreens

# touch screen — Guest 2006-10-27 13:42

why does everyone want a touch screen?

The DS suffers from games that overuse the touch screen i personally only like it for menus but not for game play

# 7. — Guest 2006-10-27 14:03

"7. I don't really care about dual-screen or clamshell design, though a thin flip cover to protect the screen would be useful."

It will be cool that way but with a keyboard

# Some simple things — Korlithiel 2006-10-27 14:21

I would like a keyboard because the PSP has a great design that took years to develop.

I wouldn't mind a second analog stick if I could trade my PSP for the next model, otherwise it will alienate their current fanbase and force them to choose if they want to buy another PSP or just go with a DS Lite.

I would like built-in storage, but that's because I don't mind being locked in to a certain amount of space like 2GB though 4 would be ideal.

Dropping the UMD would be a bad idea because again it would alienate the existing userbase and those who don't want to or can't download large files on their internet connection.

# Battery life — pauridius 2006-10-27 14:45

All I want is a longer battery life. Maybe a second analog stick (for Katamari Damacy) but that doesn't matter really... Oh and maybe a second memory stick port. So you can use two memsticks at the same time... that'd be neat.

The PSP gets alot of smudges, and it's a pain to hold (especially if your hands start sweating.) Maybe a rougher texture.

# 'tard — Guest 2006-10-27 16:35

are you retarded or something

first you say make the screen higher resolution by having almost Four times the number of pixels it has right now

then you say remove umd and make the psp smaller

hahahaha wat a retard

# Umd — Guest 2006-10-27 23:26

Well i too dissagree with the removal of umd... Doing so would screw all of the current owners of psp's sony's playstation line has had its sucess in part to the backwards compatiblity from the first playstation to the 3rd... PSP 2 must be able to play psp1 games. THAT IS ALL....

also it woudl help raise the popularity of the umd if they opened the standard up a little bit and put out recording hardware and blank discs. That way we could make music discs movie discs i know it might help piracy a bit but they need to learn from the mistakes they made with Betamax and Minidiscs

# me too — pspfreedomfighter 2006-10-28 00:03

i paid over two hundred pounds for my psp and i dont want to see my money wasted by sony putting all their efort to the next gen psp at leste the new psp will comes out 2008 or 2999

# are you stupid — pspfreedomfighter 2006-10-28 00:06

if you kill off the umds how will you play with your psps witch most probaly you paid good money for killing off umds means killing of psps

# i think in the future — pspfreedomfighter 2006-10-28 00:14

sony would sell games on flash sticks and make it write protected so you can buy games on flash sticks instead off umds but the new psp will still have backwork compatobily

# actually... — Guest 2006-10-28 02:40

Also PAL DVD resolution is 720x576.

# In the Future! — Guest 2006-10-28 10:13

Well, outside of impressive leaps in technology, we're still looking at a 2 GB flash stick being ~10-15 USD in five years, which doesn't leave much for profit. In all honesty, we might as well just try shrinking down the UMD media rather than replacing it (increasing data density and removing blank areas from the design).

I don't think replacing the UMD is going to be valid while still getting the PSP's abilities around. The Memory Stick Duo format is just too expensive, and so are most other forms of flash memory.

That's not to say I wouldn't like, for example, the ability to move protected media from the disc to the memory stick duo (no doubt with some very cautious anti-piracy methodology), but there's just not enough capacity in cartridge formats right now for the longer, more detailed games that are being released.

# meh — TehAgent 2006-10-29 19:51

Balls to getting rid of the UMD, and Balls to the digital downloads, i have better things to waist my bandwidth on than, downloading psp games.

All you need to do to save the psp, is start releasing ORIGIANEL games for it, scrap all these half baked ports that we have been plagued with (its starting to get boring)

Clam shell? touch screen? what the f... if you want that, go buy a DS, sorry but that's been bugging me an i just anted to get it off me chest.

MY idea for a better PSP is this.

- Keep UMD.

- Move analog stick (or make it primary function for the left of the unit).

- Add second analog stick.

- Let Logic3 release there keyboard screen protector.

- Better games (nuff said).

- Higher powered battery (ie, use a NI/MH 2.2mAh batter instead of the bog standard 1.3mAh one).

- Better internal memory.

- Better placement of speakers.

that would make the best psp to be honest

# god damn it — TehAgent 2006-10-29 19:57

too the post above

ORIGINAL* (lol what a typo)

WHY IS THERE NO GOD DAMN EDIT BUTTON for registered users?, I'm too tired for this typing ***** an i made a few mistakes...

Also, why have i started getting god damn pop ups from this website now??

Im on the web, if i want to buy something, i would stick it in google, all pop ups do is annoy people, NOT make me want to buy something.

# clampshell WTF??? — Guest 2006-11-08 04:26

clampshell is a big NO NO...

another analog stick - cool

touchscreen - OK

upgrading WiFi - necessary

more speaker volume (external) - ofcourse

longer battery life - the most required of all

removal of UMDs - unsure abt this.... (make them cheaper instead... :p)

HDD - would be gr8

CPU - more hertz...

internal memory - increase it...

key board - what !!?? do we want a PC???

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"Why not open the PSP?" - veteran developer David Perry

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