PSV Europe and America extended

Kazuo Hirai, executive vice president of Sony Corp., said today that the company cannot launch PlayStation Vita in Europe and America before this Christmas shopping season. Players in these areas will wait until next year to meet with them.

This to some extent overturned the company's rhetoric at the E3 exhibition this year, saying that "PS Vita will be shipped globally in phases this year"; but this is somewhat in line with the previous concerns: the company's capacity The impact of the earthquake plus supporting software is lagging behind, and it may not be possible to introduce this handheld product in a timely manner outside of Japan.

Although Kazuo Hirai stated that the company needs to provide a more comprehensive first-line supporting software for the device, he does not admit that this is an "extension" and he will not disclose the specific schedule. It shows that even if it is started in Japan, there are many variables.

But his attitude toward price cuts is much clearer:

“We have integrated many features for this device and made it extremely pleasing, so there is absolutely no need for us to follow up if others lower prices.”

Hirai's husband was referring to the fact that Nintendo cut its price of the handheld 3DS by 40% a week ago, and its rate of decline and devaluation shocked the industry, and it also made Renshi believe in the fact that it has consistently pressed and manipulated players.

Current pricing for PSVs in the United States is $249 (Wi-Fi version) and $299 (3G version), and Amazon and other online stores have launched scheduled services.

In addition, the Mexican rudder on the PlayStation Facebook home page states that "God of War 4" is still under development. It is still being operated by the Santa Monica studio and is expected to be available in 2012.