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Will Sony let it happen? Is getting more systems out in the US really more important? Does the fact that there is not enough titles ready for launch matter?
Nintendo's launch of the DS went perfectly, and the PSPs seems to have been shrouded in misery. Ninja disks, dodgy buttons, pants battery life...
Do Sony deserve to fail? Part of me hopes so, but part of me understands the need for a bit of competition for Nintendo. I mean Nintendo didn't really do too well at supplying many decent games on the GBA! But of sodding re-releases. Then they moan at Sony going "All that's going to be on PSP are PS2 ports. {winge winge}" Part of me thinks Nintendo does need a slap, and some competition to make them pull their a***s into gear and give us a solid flow of games for a change, rather than moaning about everyone else.
But then on the other hand, there's a part of me which will always love Nintendo, and doesn't want to see them get a whooping again from Sony. Time will tell which'll turn out to be the most popular. My moneys on the DS, cos I'm gonna buy at least two. One for me, and one for the misses on her birthday. Hope that Doctor game comes out, cos she'd love it, but I don't hold much hope for it coming out anywhere other than Japan. :(
Anyways, delayed PSP! Oh yer. Let it be so!
:)
> Considering how popular Smackdown was... yep.
I think you'll find it wasn't a major issues especially as there was a wrestling game on the format.
> and the WWF game on it sucked ass.
Yes, the biggest flaw any system could suffer from :D
> Why do you think just because it happened like that in the past, the
> same will happen this time round? Your argument is based on past
> history, and those points are no longer valid. The world has moved
> on, Sony is not a new kid on the block - people already have other
> Sony consoles. It's not an "unknown" brand.
That's funny, I thought you were predicting Sony's success on the fact they've done it before. Hmmmm.
> Dreamcast - whats that? If the Dreampast (sorry slip of the tongue)
> could match GT4 (or even GT3), plus the quality of Jak & Daxter,
> combined with its earlier launch, it would now be in front. But its
> not. Some of the DC's graphics were ok, but some of it was not. The
> DinoCrisis game on DC looked only about 10% better than the PS1
> version! And I like to see them compress down GTA-SanAndrea's to fit
> on the 1.0Gb disc.
Shenmue, Jet Set Radio, Skies of Arcadia and MSR destroys anything on the PS2 anyday of the week. It failed because major third parties like EA did not support it.
> And I like to see them compress down GTA-SanAndrea's to fit
> on the 1.0Gb disc.
You seriously think the PSP is capable of running GTA San Andreas?
The PS2 can barely run it, I highly doubt PSP would stand a chance. Anyway, most the memory San Andreas takes up would be the soundtrack, not many games have soundtracks that size so your argument is rubbish.
Oh and Skies of Arcadia and MSR kick GT3 and Jak and Daxter back to the stone age, troll boy.
You make me laff, boy.
> While babbling on about how the PSP graphics are better and it's the
> greatest thing ever because of it...He seems to be going against
> himself!
>
> For you Macintosh, in bold too, just so you don't ignore it like
> every other point that makes you out to be babbling!
> The Gamecube displays better graphics than the PS2!!, but the PS2
> is doing better. The X-Box displays better graphics than the PS2,
> but the PS2 does better!. The Dreamcast of all systems displays
> better graphics than the PS2, but the PS2 killed that system!.
> And...if we all want to go down that road: The Game Gear had better
> graphics than the Gameboy, but the GB killed it, so did the
> Wonderswan (which might I add sold more systems a few times more than
> the Gameboy, but the GB still beat it Just like the PSP now) The
> GamePark 32, Neo Geo Pocket- ALL better graphical systems than the
> Gameboy & GBA, but the GBA has virtually wiped them from
> existence. And look at the N-Gage/QD Some would claim better
> Graphical advantages over the GBA, but it never overtook the
> system.
>
> Hope that clears things.
Why do you think just because it happened like that in the past, the same will happen this time round? Your argument is based on past history, and those points are no longer valid. The world has moved on, Sony is not a new kid on the block - people already have other Sony consoles. It's not an "unknown" brand.
Dreamcast - whats that? If the Dreampast (sorry slip of the tongue) could match GT4 (or even GT3), plus the quality of Jak & Daxter, combined with its earlier launch, it would now be in front. But its not. Some of the DC's graphics were ok, but some of it was not. The DinoCrisis game on DC looked only about 10% better than the PS1 version! And I like to see them compress down GTA-SanAndrea's to fit on the 1.0Gb disc.
> Cooky wrote:
> Ninja disks
>
> I thought they were cool man.
It's a hot sunny day and your sitting in the back of the car crusin' down the motor way with the window open while playing on your PSP. Suddenly the disk flys out, and pings out the window.... {gets run over by another car} Well that was a waste of £30!
:)
p.s. but as a weapon... maybe