2011-01-30, 08:31 | Link #81 |
World's Greatest
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: San Francisco
Age: 36
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Do you play games a lot? Will you have time for them? I love my PSP, but I don't have that much time as I'd like to play it. I don't use it as an MP3 player because I usually use my iPod and I don't want to waste the space. Not to mention it's fairly big. If you have a big enough memory stick on it you can put movies on there as long as it's in MP4 format...although the only use I've ever wanted out of the PSP is to play games. They have a lot of nice titles. If you have the time and money, I think it's worth it. The sound is a lot better than I was warned about. At least with my PSP 3000. Very nice.
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2011-01-30, 13:09 | Link #88 |
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It won't; that much is confirmed. Since no PSP2 games will be on UMD, I fail to see how lack of UMD support will sink the PSP2.
As far as backwards compatibility goes, it will likely use the Playstation Network. The PSP Go didn't flop because it couldn't use UMD. It flopped because it was worse than the original PSP and cost more/the same. The screen size was shrunk, the build quality was worse. If the PSP Go had been an improvement on the PSP, it wouldn't have flopped, UMD or no UMD. And Sony offering free PSN downloads to those who already had the UMD title would have cemented its success, but they stupidly did not do this. They would be fools not to do this with the PSP2.
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2011-01-30, 13:30 | Link #91 | |
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So yeah it was pretty much a huge flub on Sony's part.
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2011-01-30, 15:56 | Link #92 |
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If your an RPG person, then definately. Most/almost the entire game roster consists of RPG games from generic to remakes to sequals. Also, if you own a PS2/PS3, you'll find alot of sequals to games from those consoles.
Myself being an RPG fanatic, it's kinda hard to say anything else about it~
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2011-01-30, 16:45 | Link #93 |
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Join Date: May 2009
Age: 31
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No, I think best time to but PSP was bout 3 years ago when all great games like Prince of Persia,Tekken Dark Ressurection, PES , GTA were played.
There are a few games on PSP that are worth praising. I bought PSP and mainly played with my friends via Wifi and played the games listed above. But if you are really into dungeon RPG like Monster Hunter Freedom or Valhalla Knights then you can buy it. But I advice you not to do it.
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2011-01-30, 16:56 | Link #94 | |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: USA
Age: 37
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Cartridge sucks. Discs hold so much more data. Unless they will be a disc inside a plastic casing or something.
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2011-01-30, 17:12 | Link #96 | |
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Yeah, optical can currently hold more GB per dollar (some bluray can hold hundreds of GBs), but those aren't compact (quite large, actually) and in a portable console, you would be restricted to read-only. NAND is superior for this sort of purpose, and when you have 32GB micro sdcards, what's the big deal? A UMD disc holds only 1.8GB, you can buy much higher capacity flash memory cards.
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2011-01-31, 01:10 | Link #98 |
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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I'm actually really excited for the NGP (PSP2), the new ARMCortex processor should be enough to provide a lot of power to remake a lot of PS2 games. Sony already confirmed it can run games as graphically intense as the PS3 (Well, almost anyway) and I would love to play a bunch of my favorite PS2 games on the go. Though I'm a bit worried about the price considering all of the new features it has.
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