Destructoid is reporting an interesting rumor today. Is Sony trying to be in a handheld market all by itself? Between competing with the DS and the Ipod, you would think the PSP is in a market all on its own with the reveal of the PSP Go being strictly fixed for digital distribution. Destructoid did some digging and contacted Sony for comment.

Apprently the info will be revealed at Games Con in Germany this August. For developers, it appears that file sizes for Apps will be 100 MBs. Sony will welcome developers to get creative and says that stuff like "non-game apps" and 2D titles would be appreciated. Here is what Sony had to say to Destructoid.

“We are making a concerted push towards expanding the content available on the Store,” Sony Computer Entertainment America’s Al de Leon told us, “particularly with the demand for digital content that will spike when the PSPgo launches this fall. This push includes new titles that are also launching on UMD, PSP catalog titles, PSone classics – double to nearly 60 titles -- and PSN exclusives.”

It would make sense for Sony to use non-game applications but hopefully nothing too crazy as Apple's iPod has gotten, but something more for the gamer while still making these applications useful. We'll be following this rumor for sure, check back at GP for udpates.

Via Destructoid