Sony is making a little extra cash by selling $1.9 billion worth of convertible bonds. Some of the figure will be used to finance the company's purchase of Gaikai, while up to a third will be invested into Japanese optics group Olympus Corp. Sony is also looking to repay debts and heighten its focus on CMOS image sensors. A net loss of $198 in Q1 2012 has forced a major rethink, as the gaming division continues to suffer a year-on-year decline in profit. Sony has already lowered its yearly sales expectations from 16 million to 10 million for the PSP and PS Vita, with PS3 hardware sales also down from 4.9 million to 3.5 million in the last report. Still, Black Ops: Declassified should help shift a few more handhelds, right? Oh. 17 comments Who knows, the reviewers are shitting all over that game. Sony needs a killer app for the Vita. The vita is going thru the same cycle as the 3DS when it came out. The only major difference is that Nintendo had crazy support from third party developers, the vita has next to none. It's a shame really, the vita is such a great product and I hope Sony makes the system more attractive in the future. It seems like it's dj vu all over again. The vita is having the same exact experience as the PS3 when it was released back in 2006. As far as BO: D goes, it's activision.....I didn't expect them to do