Sony: More needed from Minis

MCV Staff 25th May 2010 Business News

Sony Computer Entertainment America’s senior vice president of publisher relations has revealed in a candid interview that more can be done to make a success of the downloadable PSP Minis games.

The Minis titles were established as an alternative to the likes of iPhone Apps and DSiWare releases.

"I think it’s gone okay," Dyer admitted. "My concern with Minis always has been if you have a PSP or a PS3, do you want to play small bite-sized games like that? I think the jury’s still out. I think in some instances they do, and some instances they don’t."

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