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Originally Posted by kk2extreme
What? no 3D? I thought that Sony is a strong avocate for 3D gaming...
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they planned it but cancelled
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Originally Posted by Key Board
Let's compare this to Nintendo. There initial line up also has ports, but it seems to me they are putting more effort to not make it simply ports. The new Kid Icarus, Paper Mario, Steel Diver, PilotWings, Resident Evil while borrowing franchise names are new games.
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they reason why most of PSP 1 game is port is because there barely any uniqueness between PSP and ps2 aside being portable. NGP will try to change that by having many control feature like touchscreen and sixaxis. most of the game that in the demo is using atleast one of this feature. i am pretty sure that even if they use franchise name. it will be have different experience than console version
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Originally Posted by Key Board
They should not try to market this as something that will substitute the Iphone, because honestly, they'll never be able to. Unless they plan to make the PSP2 officially open source which is very unlikely.
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actually that the market they were heading. consider they many app like near allow NGP owner to more socialise and interact with each other. it's pretty hard to see most of high end gadget will not be multi-service
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Originally Posted by Tempester
So, region lock or no region lock? If I can play games from Japan and my country on the same device, then I might switch over from Nintendo for this generation of handhelds.
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pretty much just like most of sony device it will be unlocked
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Originally Posted by Tempester
I think the touch feature looks great. But how good it ends up depends on how the games handle it. Since the touch pad is on the back, you can't aim well with it, so tapping to "snipe" objects on screen would be unfeasible.
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it actually easier to snipe when you use back touchpad. because your finger are not blocking the screen. obviously there is front touchscreen and you can use ussual button if you want to