Gaming
Speaking to MTV Multiplayer, SOE president John Smedley said the PSP is something they are "definitely looking at".
He explained that the thinking is a result of the fact that there have been 34 million PSPs sold worldwide, which are all connected to the internet.
Smedley described the PSP as a "world-class device", adding that "in the future, we see full MMOs that are designed for the PSP".
SOE's interest in the PSP grew after the organisation was absorbed into Sony Pictures in April.
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