The president says NGP is not only a portable version of PS3 promise to release before the end of the year

(Compiler/Ling) Kepen, the global president of Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE), said that one of Sony's main goals in designing NGP was to make sure it could transplant games from PS3 platforms as easily as possible. Earlier in the Tokyo press conference, Sony broadcast the new handheld video, showing us how easy it is to transplant games from the PS3 console to the new Palm Machine (NGP).　　Video shows that the PlayStation 3 version of the game such as "Lost Planet 2", "such as Dragon 4", "latent gear 4" has been successfully transplanted to the NGP version. Asked if the NGP Development kit was designed specifically for this purpose, Yoshida said: "We have been particularly concerned about this issue from the outset." Of course, this is the lesson from the PS3 development process--the more ' simple ' we should do with the NGP development environment. "Now many of our working teams are very familiar with the PS3 environment. Given their professional experience and the work habits they developed in developing PS3, we also need to make NGP's development environment as natural as possible, and you can simply see it as an extension of PS3.　　However, Yoshida also assured the concern that NGP would become a PS3 compact, saying there would be a series of products to be developed specifically for the system (NGP). "The previous promo has shown that the porting of the game will be very simple and fast, but that doesn't mean that there is no other NGP to look forward to." In my opinion, NGP is definitely not just a platform to transplant PS3 games. "Sony has promised to release at least one country by the end of the year," Ngp said. (Edit/Ming)