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"PSP Games - Crikey"

Still playing my DS (and very happy with it) - I'm still trying to hide away from the PSP as much as possible!!

Looks like the £180 price is looking quite likely at the moment. The main games right now haven't really done much for me but have just seen that Toca Race Driver 2 is expected to be released on it.

Damnit!!!

Can see me getting this for definite now. Will just have to have a BIG games clearout to justify it!

Heh, I'm getting it for devil may cry, as they are making a new one for it.

I'd only be playing my PSP on long travels, as i don't travel much i wouldn't play it often so a 25 hour RPG game would not suit such a platform in my opinion. You may spend hours playing on your handheld console, personally i have a PS2 and a PC for long gaming stints. So for me and in my opinion (take special note of those 3 words) RPG's aren't suited well for a handheld

Kawada wrote:
> Was going to get one for Makai Wars but as someone pointed out a while
> back Handhelds aren't the greatest format for a RPG to be on.

I take it you haven't played Dawn of Souls then?

Kawada wrote:
> Was going to get one for Makai Wars but as someone pointed out a while
> back Handhelds aren't the greatest format for a RPG to be on.

Pokemon and Golden Sun says different.

I think I'll get all three; no, not because I'm filthy rich, but, just like this time, eventually I got all three to play the certain exclusive games on each console. Should be difficult to decide for the three, possibly two.

I think the Revolution controller will have a gyroscope built in by the way.

Was going to get one for Makai Wars but as someone pointed out a while back Handhelds aren't the greatest format for a RPG to be on.

I'll just wait and see if any emulators come out and just get that instead. Only Makai Wars and Minna No Golf interest me and i already have Hot Shots Golf 4 on the PS2 anyway

Revolution will be my console of choice this time around. But then again anyone could have guess that.

PSP games do look nice, but there isn't any adventure, any innovation behind them.

Bar Wario Ware Nintendo are hardly showing off the DS' features that much either. Sure Nintendo are using them but not to the great effect they should be using.

Bring in four swords, animal crossing, Crystal Chronicles and Pokemon and then we might seem some quality touch screen, dual screen titles.

In the mean time enjoy the early war games. Nintendo hit first and hit hard and now Sony are making a few little punches with some impressive sales over the last few weeks in Japan.

Whilst Nintendo are still enjoying their monopoly on the American and European market.

PSP RRP = £150

Revoution is for me.
I fell in love with Ninty when I got my GC, and the thought of all those Nintendo games online is too tender to miss. Ninty could easily own the online market.

But I don't like these rumours about fancy-pants controllers.
There's no better way to control a game than with a (well, go figure) controller.

As for PSP. Nope.
Well, not just yet anyway. The music and movie things are void to me, the battery and loading times an issue, and the games not blowing me away.

I think that by the time of each US release I'll have enough money to import one of them and seeing as some games get released there before here, that looks like a worthy investment. Again the question is which one. I'll wait until there is more information on each

As for the PSP. I am tempted but may wait until a UK price drop which will be later in the year I guess. One of the lecturers showed us their's and I was inpressed with it. Things can change though...