I own a PSP 1000, which I bought shortly after it launched. It was preloaded with PSP Firmware version 1.50, and I enjoyed countless hours playing early PSP titles, TurboGraphX 16 and SNES ROM via the emulators that followed that very homebrew capable firmware version. When Star Wars Battlefront 2 was released for the PSP I was overjoyed!!! Well, until I played it... The graphics and sound effects were every bit as good as the PS2 version. So what was wrong with it? The controls. As most of you know, the PSP only has a single analog stick. So although it has the power to provide graphical experiences that you would expect to find on the PS2, it can't support the necessary control scheme to make those games as enjoyable.The truth is, what we all wanted was a portable Playstation 2, and Sony failed to understand this. So where do we go from here? I think Sony should release a new portable, the PSP 2. And this new portable should be 100% backwards compatible with the current PSP; however, it should sport the same control scheme of the PS2 and PS3, yes, dual analog sticks! Ok, I know, that's pretty obvious right? But additionally, I think that the new portable should also play the full back catalog of PS1 and PS2 games. These games should be available on the Playstation Store, and if possible, Sony should devise a method that would allow games to copy their PS2 games onto their PSP 2 for playing! Sony could also continue to release titles for the PSP, which would also be playable on the PSP 2, and continue to support both handhelds concurrently until sales subsided for the older handheld system.
Below is my wish list for the PSP 2 (in order of importance):
- Dual analog sticks (nubs)
- Touch Screen (touch screen keyboards!)
- An upgraded CPU/GPU in order to fully support all PS2 features
- 802.11n wireless connectivity (2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies)
- Bluetooth wireless connectivity (wireless keyboards and headsets!)
- A More ergonomic design (think PS3 controller)
- SD Memory Card Slot
- Internal Hard Disk
- More RAM (perhaps 128MB)






