Learn PSP lessons NGP Games Digital and physical version will be sold synchronously

According to overseas media reports, Sony recently to the vast number of players to ensure that the future of the digital version of the NGP game will be in sync with the physical version of the sale.　　Andrew House, Sony's European president, said the move was a decision taken in the PSP-era error. "One thing the company has learned from the sale of PSP games is that we want the digital and physical versions of the NGP games to be available at the same time, and all the physical games will have a digital version," he said.　　"Before the PSP game because of the two release time is not synchronized by the player criticized, some games digital version in the physical version of the listing several weeks before the belated, and some games have no digital version."　　House also said that although game publishers must make a digital version of the game, they will not be forced to issue a physical version. "All games do not necessarily have to issue an entity version. The issue of digital editions is more risky because there is no built-in risk of physical inventory. "What I want to see is a variety of different forms of games that blossom." At a relatively advanced level, the large and medium sized games will be presented to the player on a large scale through the entity version, because this is the easiest way to do it. Of course there will be a pure digital version, we more see this as an experimental trial. "Although Sony has previously expected NGP to be available at the end of this year, it still does not have a specific listing date," he said. A recent survey by Ubisoft suggests that NGP will eventually have two versions, the base version is priced at $250, and the 3G version is priced at $350.