It would appear that the long-rumored PlayStation Phone is to remain long-rumored for the time being, with Sony categorically denying thatrecently released shotsof the device are real.Â
According toNowGamer, a spokesman for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has said that the screens are “definitely fake.” The company as a whole has retained its official line of “We do not comment on rumour and speculation,” but even without Sony’s confirmation, analytical gamers have torn the PS Phone images apart and found many suspicious problems.Â
Such issues include a questionable amount of dirt on the system’s screen, not to mention some distinctly un-Sony “A” and “B” buttons. Personally, I just thought the thing looked rather ugly, and Sony doesn’t typically deal in ugly gadgets.Â
For now, the PlayStation Phone gossip will have to continue. So much forthatbeing over.
It would appear that the long-rumored PlayStation Phone is to remain long-rumored for the time being, with Sony categorically denying thatrecently released shotsof the device are real.
According toNowGamer, a spokesman for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has said that the screens are “definitely fake.” The company as a whole has retained its official line of “We do not comment on rumour and speculation,” but even without Sony’s confirmation, analytical gamers have torn the PS Phone images apart and found many suspicious problems.
Such issues include a questionable amount of dirt on the system’s screen, not to mention some distinctly un-Sony “A” and “B” buttons. Personally, I just thought the thing looked rather ugly, and Sony doesn’t typically deal in ugly gadgets.
