PS4 Development plan is suspended Sony only attaches importance to NGP in the short term

If the news is true, it's a headline story! A recent report on a Japanese web site said Sony seemed intent on shelving plans to continue developing the next-generation home mainframe platform.　　According to the online translation, the development of the next-generation home hosting platform should be delayed for some time, because only then will Sony be able to keep PS3 alive in the market.　　As the translation points out, the message may be good news for developers who cannot develop high quality games even at existing hardware levels, as they do not need more robust machine performance and more advanced hardware configuration. The following is a short quote from the translation, from which Sony appears to have incredible confidence in NGP PSP2: "Hiroshige Goto said Sony Computer Entertainment company has suspended the development of PS4." They were developing an IBM based PowerPC system, but later shelved it. They are now pinning all their hopes on PSP2 and counting on the handheld to replace the home mainframe.　　"Of course, Sony has not officially announced its next-generation home hosting platform yet, but it is certain that research and development work has been going very well, and the current report seems to have proved well." What does this mean for the future of home hosts? We also need to wait patiently for more information to surface. It is also possible that this only negates a direction of research and that there are other alternatives to the future.　　But for the time being, if the translation is to be believed, then it seems that Sony intends to adjust PS3 's market strategy and place its center on PSP2 rather than the legendary PS4. Of course, this translation may be just a commercial hype, there is no concrete practical significance. However, we will continue to focus on the follow-up development, with a view to getting more relevant information. (Digging the shell net)