With two of the most talked about PSP games under their belt (okay, that's not very hard to do, I'll give you that), one is left to wonder just why Ready at Dawn hasn't just stopped PSP development, but abandoned it entirely, going so far as to box up their devkits and call Brown to take it across town.

"We feel like we've done everything we wanted to do with the PSP," Ready at Dawn President Didier Malenfant confessed. "We have new projects on other platforms and we like to focus on one thing at a time." And even though they aren't focusing on the PSP, he remains supportive of development for the platform. "Good games sell. Who would have thought?"

When questioned if piracy factored into the decision, he told Joystiq "We sold over 2.3 millions copies of Daxter and are on track to beat that with Chains of Olympus so we're pretty happy with our sales," adding "Could we sell more games if piracy was non-existent? Maybe. But we don't target the market that could be, we target the market that is."

Though no specifics were offered, Didier did offer a little info as to what's next: "We have two original IPs in development and some neat ideas with an existing IP. Most of that stuff is next-gen, but we'll see as we move forward what turns into games and/or what goes in different directions."

But will Ready at Dawn never develop for PSP again? "You can never say never so we're not going to say you won't see any ports of our future games on PSP," he commented, adding that "as far as targeting the PSP specifically like we did in our first two games, we currently don't have any plans for that."