PSP Cheats & hacks – Sony PSP Games, Themes, Wallpapers, Cheat Downloads

Here it is from the rumor mill, folks: Word has it that Sony is overseeing a survey asking gamers’ opinions regarding future PSP hardware and potential software functionalities that may appear on future systems.

Someone apparently in the know sent word over that participants in the Sony-conducted survey had to rank some features that are currently not available on the PSP. Some purported stuff on the list: Built-in GPS, Bluetooth wireless, internal data storage, and…a touchscreen!

Here’s a more detailed list of possible PSP stuff that appears in the survey:

• Was smaller, yet retained most of the current PSP’s screen size
• Offered social networking functionality on the XMB
• Included a keyboard for easer internet browsing and communication
• Offered Bluetooth wireless support for easy pairing with other devices
• Had a touch screen
• Had an imprved screen for more dynamic graphic displays
• Offered the ability to find others near you who want to connect for online gaming
• Offered an e-comic/book download service through the PlayStation Network
• Included a hard drive for memory storage

For now, this is still, like we said, fodder from the rumor mill. Keep your eyes glued to this website, though, and we’ll keep you up-to-date with more concrete news as it drops.

For a company that’s been caught up in the global economic poop storm, more bad times are forthcoming. According to sources at the Nikkei business daily, Sony, whose profit estimates for the year were around US$ 2.2 billion, is expected to announce a loss of US$ 1.1 billion.

This news drops in the context of a year of bad news tidbits from the corporation, who lowered their operating profit from 475 billion last October to 200 billion. Also, the lay-off of 16,000 employees now seems inevitable.

News about how this will affect development for the PS3, the PSP, and new systems on the horizon has yet to drop, but we’ll stay tuned for clues that the company is preparing any big changes to compensate for their fiscal woes. Hopefully, we’ll see some new innovations for their current platforms in order for them to stay briskly competitive in the next several quarters. That can only mean good things for us, their adoring fans! Don’t let us down, corporate dudes. Stay tuned for more news as it drops.