Well ... + points for you for using a word like deified, - points for me for reading comprehension [redface].

I'm still finding it difficult trying to understand how they are gonna be reusing the Mylo screens/molds, if you've read anything you can post a link to I'd appreciate it. It's interesting to me on an engineering level as there's several changes that would need applying to the screens (physical size, resolution, aspect ratio (they look different to me anyway) colour bit-depth ), sounds like more than a slight modification to me, and I'm curious as to how they approached doing so.

I think there's an "n" missing in "deified" there?

Also, I don't mean to be rude, but LOL, you really think Sony are re-using old Mylo screens for the Go? (Which is what your last bolded sentence seems to say to me, sorry if I'm miss-understanding)

When they say "rehashed" I'm sure they're just talking about the design rather than actual physical units, you do realise they are a different size & resolution, right ...?

Did you see my post dude? Click on the wiki link ... looks more like a ps1 than a ps2 to me ...

It was sold as a separate system called Net Yaroze, here's the wiki article if you're interested.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Yaroze

Didn't he leave the Santa Monica studio a year or more ago? I think his new company did that psn game game Calling All Cars & I think they're doing a new Twisted Metal ... or something