Former PlayStation boss wants Sony to support Vita more
According to VCG, Jack Tretton, former director of Sony Computer Entertainment America, said he wished Sony had more support for PlayStation Vita.
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Former US PlayStation leader wants Vita to get more attention |
Vita, the handheld game console launched in 2011 as the successor to the PSP and is said to have sold less than 15 million units before shutting down in 2019. In a recent interview Here with Axios, Tretton rated Vita as one of the technology products The PlayStation he feels has been ‘a bit orphaned’ by parent company Sony.
Being a successful part of a large corporation sometimes means making sacrifices when other parts of the business don’t perform well. This shows that Vita’s fate is gradually becoming more blurred compared to 3D games and PlayStation VR, but new technology gradually debuted after he left the company in 2014.
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Speaking to IGN about the fate of the Vita in 2017, Tretton said Sony thought it was too late to hit the market at the time. “I no longer work at Sony, but I think Sony internals consider the Vita a great machine, but it’s too late. World are moving to mobile devices, no longer giving much preference to dedicated game consoles.”
“And I think the PSP has succeeded beyond imagination. I love what it’s done and I think it’s bringing the console experience to older players, as they’re inherently fond of classic games that are hard to find on devices. new mobile. But the Vita has always been a great device at a time when very few people feel they need mobile devices.”
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