• well played

    The Great Experiment

    In a week full of startling gaming news, from Microsoft's virtual controller to Nintendo's biometric add-on, Sony's launch of a digital-download only gaming system has the greatest potential to be a game changer for the industry. More »
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  • ps2

    SCEA: PS2 Price Drop Will Cut Into Wii, Eventually Help PS3 Sales

    With a price drop to $99, the Playstation 2 is being repositioned as a family friendly video game console for the casual gamer. More »
    04/02/09
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    Comment by KillerBee: HAHAHA they really have no clue at all about today's video game market. The PS2 is not even remotely... 56 Responses | Other threads

  • sony

    Sony: PS3 Still For "Early Adopters"

    The PlayStation 3 was released in North America in November 2006. That's over two years ago. So we're well out of the "early adopter" phase, right? Not according to Sony we're not! More »
    01/14/09
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    Comment by Justopolis: Wow. Sony's still finding new ways of explaining how terrible their system is doing. I have a PS3.... 40 Responses | Other threads

  • No Plans Watch

    Sony Have NO PLANS For A PSP2

    Time for another episode of "No Plans Watch"! This week, we feature Sony's John Koller, who takes recent reports that PSP2 games are already in development and does his best to pooh pooh them. More »
    12/18/08
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    Comment by Anonono: There will be one. There HAS to be one. 5 Responses | Other threads

  • playstation 3

    Sony "Interested" In Downloadable PS2 Games, Not So Much Netflix For PS3

    With PlayStation 2 backward compatibility a thing of the past for PlayStation 3 owners, dreams of downloadable last-gen games may seem dashed. Or maybe not. Sony says it's "interested" in offering downloadable PS2 software. More »
    12/09/08
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    Comment by trogam: If and when they start offering PS2 games through the store, then PS3 owners deserve to have the compatible PS2... 11 Responses | Other threads

  • littlebigplanet

    Sony On LittleBigPlanet For PSP

    There's been a LittleBigPlanet rumour this year that's been so strong it's popped up twice, once in April, and again last week. Said rumour involves the popular (if a little oversold) platformer making its way to the PSP. MTV asked Sony's John Koller about it, and his response was: More »
    11/19/08
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    Comment by ハリセンボン: Luke, what's with the LBP hate? Seems like you've been taking a lot of pot shots at it recently. 25 Responses | Other threads

  • DSI

    Sony On The DSi

    Reaction to the DSi thus far has been a little mixed. Yeah, it looks nice, but it also doesn’t look much different than the DS Lite. Yeah, it’s got a camera, but it’s lost the GBA slot. And if we can’t make up our minds about the device, why should we expect Sony to be any different? Sony director of hardware marketing John Koller: More »
    10/06/08
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    Comment by Ungruntled: Crap camera + no GBA slot = no sale to me. And I was actually considering buying a DS soon...... 19 Responses | Other threads

  • sony

    Here's Why There Are Fewer PSP Games Today

    Panic adverted! Yesterday, we brought word that there are currently fewer third party PSP titles — leading some to say devs are "abandoning" the platform. Not entirely so! As Sony's John Koller explains, the reason is that there's a decline is PSP games is that “Decisions made 20-22 months ago from a development cycle perspective are affecting the quantity of titles available today." Oh, so third party companies were abandoning the PSP, but now they're not. Whew. Optimistic, Koller adds: More »
    09/25/08
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    Comment by Ungruntled: I was always dubious about PSP- the crazy lack of second stick; the analogue being on the wrong side; the... 4 Responses | Other threads

  • playstation portable

    PSP 3000 Battery Myths Shattered!

    The video gaming industry was devastated to learn recently that the recently announced PSP 3000, with its new, brighter screen, built-in microphone and fancy new PS button, may lead to shorter battery life. GameSpot reported recently, based on a conversation with SCEA's John Koller, that higher consumption may reduce battery life by "about 20 minutes." Just soul crushing... More »
    09/03/08
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    Comment by wild homes loves you but chooses darkness!: I'm going to get right on watching UMDs, just as soon as I finish Duke Nukem Forever, take the Loch... 2 Responses | Other threads

  • sony

    Upcoming PSP Releases Will Make You Say "Wow"

    A year and a half ago, the PSP wasn't exactly wowing consumers or third-party publishers. Even John Koller, director of hardware marketing at Sony, might agree, telling MTV Multiplayer that, at the time, PSP gamers "were mostly ports" of their console siblings, resulting in minimal wows. More »
    08/01/08
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    Comment by skrame ☆: @jarjarwang: Yeah, me too. I think he got it at the Salvation Army store on Chicago Ave. in the Heights. more » | Other threads

  • playstation portable

    The PSP Is Sony's Gateway Drug

    Marijauana, a gateway drug? What is this, the mid-90s? No. Today, kids have far more discerning tastes, and will first experiment with a PlayStation Portable before, after a few parties with their new, "cool" friends (who their parents most definitely do not approve of), stepping up to a full-blown addiction on the heavier shit, like a PlayStation 3. Least, that's what SCEA's John Koller thinks, as speaking at the (*breath*) Wedbush Morgan Securities Management Access Conference in NYC, he says loads of people have picked up the PSP as their "first" console, which has later convinced them to upgrade to a $400-a-year PS3 & Blu-Ray habit. Be warned, parents: if you see your child playing around on a PSP, and do nothing, don't complain to us when you wake up one morning and your DVD player's missing, your wallet's short $50 and your son has passed out on the couch in front of the Blu-Ray version of Planet Earth. More »
    05/22/08
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    Comment by Aph: As an older gamer I did the reverse, the PSP was more mobile and the games promised a simpler format... more » | Other threads

  • sony

    PSP Has Ten Year Life Cycle (In Updated Forms)

    Hope you like the PSP! If not, you better, buster. Because you are stuck with it. Well, at least for the next ten years. That's right, count 'em, ten years. Says Sony PSP marketing manager John Koller: More »
    03/27/08
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    Comment by Interstella5555: Considering the only game I've played on it in the last year is Lumines, I think I'm good. hell,... more » | Other threads

  • sony

    Sony Introduces New, Cheaper UMD Video Program For PSP

    When we spoke with PSP senior marketing manager John Koller at CES, he told us about Sony Computer Entertainment America's plans to revitalize the UMD platform for non-gaming purposes. Key points? Price and selection. General consensus amongst gamers was that buying UMD movies didn't make much sense at a $30 price point, sometimes close to twice that of their DVD counterparts. Also, too little focus on dick and fart humor. Sony is attempting to revitalize the UMD movie and television market, today releasing details on new, SCEA-distributed titles that ring in at $14.99. More »
    01/24/08
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    Comment by Kinburn: I guess senior marketing manager hasn't seen the Walmart clearance sales on UMD 2 for $10 on good movies... more » | Other threads

  • clips

    SCEA Talks Possible LBP PSP, Portable's Future

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    01/13/08
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    Comment by joelface: i do LOVE my psp, but i have to admit, its a little big to be carrying around everywhere. even with... more » | Other threads

  • ces08

    Sony To Bring "Bite-Sized" PSP Games To PlayStation Store

    We caught up with John Koller, senior product manager for the PSP at Sony's CES booth this week, to get a quick update on the company's portable plans. When asked about the success of the recently launched PC version of the PlayStation Store that allows those without a PlayStation 3 to download games, trailers and more to their PSPs, Koller told us that while it was a bit too early for accurate numbers, the company is expecting big things from the service. "We have an opportunity to bring bite-size experiences to the system, ten minute, pick up and play content that can be downloaded from the store," Koller told us, part of an effort to expand the PSP's demographic. More »
    01/10/08
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    Comment by babybrownfox: can't wait guys...this is the best!! psp-free-gamesDOTblogspotDOTcom... more » | Other threads

  • double nub

    Koller Outlines The Future Of The PSP

    SCEA's senior marketing manager responsible for all things PlayStation Portable spoke with MTV News journo Stephen Totilo about the present and the future of the Sony handheld, revealing further details on the PSP's camera, GPS and support for PlayStation Network titles. While the PSP camera and GPS device are being "tweaked" for a US release, no TV tuner is planned. And those original PSN games? Not before 2008, says Koller. More »
    08/06/07
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    Comment by Purple Dave: @strider_mt2k: More specifically, as of about five months ago, all TVs, of any size and type, that are manufactured for... more » | Other threads

  • remember the titans

    Sony Won't Abandon The UMD

    John Koller, senior marketing manager at Sony responsible for the PlayStation Portable, says that the "future of UMD is bright" and that the company won't walk away from the format. While UMD movies failed to light a fire under consumers and complaints about long load times for games abound, Koller says the format "possesses many strengths" including cheap manufacturing costs. More »
    07/05/07
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    Comment by L_K_M: @WolvenOne: DUDE! Where do you think the data is copied from? The freaking ETHER? It's copied from the UMD to... more » | Other threads

  • game|life

    Sony Targets Teens For PSP's Future

    Game|Life's Chris Kohler spoke with PlayStation Portable senior product manager John Koller who detailed Sony's upcoming plans to focus on the 13-17 year old teenager market to boost PSP sales. More »
    04/04/07
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    Comment by Knukleur: Can I use one of those things to play the free audio track from Sony Connect, y'know the one that... more » | Other threads

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