IGN completely trashes the DS

mashoutposse said:
SM64 DS is designed in such a way that your mind is always on the control (bad thing). I spend more time concentrating on how to work with the awkward control schemes than simply enjoying myself with it.
I don't quite understand this, I'm about 50 stars into the game and I've never had to second guess the controls since I first popped the game in, except the few times I tried touch control, wasn't me, so I went back to using the D-Pad. Haven't had a single problem actually. I can get across those tight bridges, catch those crazy bunnies, do long jumps, triple jumps, wall jumps I can see as an issue, but my favorite character to play as is Luigi, and I've never had to use a wall jump due to his helicopter jump. I didn't pick him for that either, mainly he's my favorite character of the Mario series.

But anywho, I think the control issue is about as overblown as the UMD ejection issue. Some people seem to have serious issues with it.. only because they force themselves to think about it, maybe it's a very very personal issue, in which case your point or main doesn't mean anything, but I think when you say the game makes you constantly think about the controls is simply wrong.

Anywho as far the line ups go, PSP's launch lineup, and slew of titles out now... only has one title interesting me, Lumines, with the possibility of Gagharv. The future line-up that interests me just seems to be the RPGs. They're both truly are in a slump, PSP lacks a lot of titles everyone will enjoy, and the has far too many disappointing titles plaguing it's launch (well in America at least). Though, I'm much more hopeful about the DS right now, Wario Ware, Band Brothers, and Chokkan Hitofude really blow out whatever the PSP has going for it for me personally. I won't even get into the future lineup for the DS as my excitement for it goes on and on.
 
JackFrost2012 said:
RR, Lumines, and AC!D are so, so, so much better than the DS library.

Wait how many DS games have you guys actually played? Ridge Racer? We got that. Golf? Check.

So Lumines and Metal Gear Acid are really that much better than anything released on the DS huh?
 
yeah, i can't imagine how you'd equate the ds library, headlined by a couple minigame collections, with the handful of solid, full games already available on psp. there are degrees of subjectivity, and taking a step back from the narrowest of personal preferences, the psp library seems materially much stronger.
 
seismologist said:
Wait how many DS games have you guys actually played? Ridge Racer? We got that. Golf? Check.

So Lumines and Metal Gear Acid are really that much better than anything released on the DS huh?

Couldnt be content in trolling only one thread huh?
 
seismologist said:
Wait how many DS games have you guys actually played? Ridge Racer? We got that. Golf? Check.

I've played all the launch titles for both systems. If you think Tiger Woods DS and Minna no Golf Portable are comparable, you're high. If you think RR PSP and RR DS are comparable, you're really, REALLY high.

Yes, DS has "a" driving game and "a" golf game. The difference is that the ones on the PSP are so, so much better.

God, how can I even argue with someone as self-deluded as you?
 
Gar... that doesn't sound very promising. I am looking forward to both systems' Dynasty Warriors titles, I just didn't think any of 'em were close to coming out yet.
 
DarthWufei said:
Anywho as far the line ups go, PSP's launch lineup, and slew of titles out now... only has one title interesting me, Lumines, with the possibility of Gagharv. The future line-up that interests me just seems to be the RPGs. They're both truly are in a slump, PSP lacks a lot of titles everyone will enjoy, and the has far too many disappointing titles plaguing it's launch (well in America at least). Though, I'm much more hopeful about the DS right now, Wario Ware, Band Brothers, and Chokkan Hitofude really blow out whatever the PSP has going for it for me personally. I won't even get into the future lineup for the DS as my excitement for it goes on and on.

Are you in Japan? Do you have a PSP? Do you have the DS games that you listed.

The hopeful sentence makes it seem that you are hopeful for wario ware, band brothers, and chokkan hitofude... dude, alot of the Japan GAFers have these games, and weve put them away for our PSPs. Im like JackFrost, I havent picked up my DS since last Sunday. Im not sure about the others (JohnTV, JonnyRam, DCharlie, etc.) but I am going to venture to say that they are probably in the same boat.
 
Mike Works said:
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OH GOD THAT WAS DISTURBING. I am seriously scarred for life, you could have atleast warned us about what the fuck that was.
 
JackFrost2012 said:
I've played all the launch titles for both systems. If you think Tiger Woods DS and Minna no Golf Portable are comparable, you're high. If you think RR PSP and RR DS are comparable, you're really, REALLY high.

Yes, DS has "a" driving game and "a" golf game. The difference is that the ones on the PSP are so, so much better.

God, how can I even argue with someone as self-deluded as you?

Self-deluded? I'm sorry I think you're the one who's deluded. The PSP Ridge Racers is nothing more than a cleverly disguised port of RRV from the PS2. RR DS on the other hand is a true marvel of innovation. What other racing game comes with a steering wheel that you can TOUCH AND MOVE on the screen? None I would say. Can the PSP even DO that? No way. If you think just because you spent more on your awesome little device it HAS to be better, you're wrong. Oh and don't even bring Mina's Golf into this. I don't know who Mina is maybe she's some pop idol in Japan but I'm sure as hell she can't play Golf anywhere close to the MASTER OF GOLF Tiger Woods. Get your facts straight. Gigaton here isn't a troll, I think you're all just too in love with your own wasted money. Gotta give the man respect for speaking the truth. :P
 
To sum up the two factions:

DS faction: DS launch games (at least in Japan) really are on par with what PSP offers and the future is much more hopeful!

PSP faction: PSP launch games (at least in Japan) surpass the DS launch games by leaps and bounds! Who knows what the future will bring, though!

duckroll said:
Self-deluded? I'm sorry I think you're the one who's deluded. The PSP Ridge Racers is nothing more than a cleverly disguised port of RRV from the PS2. RR DS on the other hand is a true marvel of innovation. What other racing game comes with a steering wheel that you can TOUCH AND MOVE on the screen? None I would say. Can the PSP even DO that? No way. If you think just because you spent more on your awesome little device it HAS to be better, you're wrong. Oh and don't even bring Mina's Golf into this. I don't know who Mina is maybe she's some pop idol in Japan but I'm sure as hell she can't play Golf anywhere close to the MASTER OF GOLF Tiger Woods. Get your facts straight. Gigaton here isn't a troll, I think you're all just too in love with your own wasted money. Gotta give the man respect for speaking the truth. :P

Oh that was so deliciously sarcastic! I love you duckroll! :heart:
 
tetsuoxb said:
Are you in Japan? Do you have a PSP? Do you have the DS games that you listed.

The hopeful sentence makes it seem that you are hopeful for wario ware, band brothers, and chokkan hitofude... dude, alot of the Japan GAFers have these games, and weve put them away for our PSPs. Im like JackFrost, I havent picked up my DS since last Sunday. Im not sure about the others (JohnTV, JonnyRam, DCharlie, etc.) but I am going to venture to say that they are probably in the same boat.
I thought we had already discussed subjectivity? That's mainly what I was speaking of, and I usually tend to know what games I'll enjoy before I play them. As well as what games I'll generally dislike before I play them, or games I typically won't be enjoying for very long. I was trying to say that I'm speaking about my own personal views and excitement for the lineups, not anyone else's. And from what I can tell, I've been a pretty good judge of my enjoyment of games...
 
DarthWufei said:
I thought we had already discussed subjectivity? That's mainly what I was speaking of, and I usually tend to know what games I'll enjoy before I play them. As well as what games I'll generally dislike before I play them, or games I typically won't be enjoying for very long. I was trying to say that I'm speaking about my own personal views and excitement for the lineups, not anyone else's. And from what I can tell, I've been a pretty good judge of my enjoyment of games...

To be fair you did try to judge how PSP games would appeal to "other people." You said, and quote, "PSP lacks a lot of titles everyone will enjoy." That's a pretty broad paint brush right there.
 
I'm not at all impressed with the current library of either system, and don't own either one. But if forced to choose, I'd take minigame collections over portable Minna and another overhyped Mizuguchi title.
 
Catchpenny said:
I'm not at all impressed with the current library of either system, and don't own either one. But if forced to choose, I'd take minigame collections over portable Minna and another overhyped Mizuguchi title.

I'm beginning to believe this thread is a cleverly disguised "honeypot" for future bannings.
 
Amir0x said:
To be fair you did try to judge how PSP games would appeal to "other people." You said, and quote, "PSP lacks a lot of titles everyone will enjoy." That's a pretty broad paint brush right there.
Perhaps yes, but I also tried to give the DS equal judgement, it was about all I ventured off with. I can't say everyone will find the DS titles disappointing can I? It was far from my main point really, just what I view as the sum of what could be problematic for the lineups and why people dislike them. Obviously there are exceptions to this.
 
DarthWufei said:
Perhaps yes, but I also tried to give the DS equal judgement, it was about all I ventured off with. I can't say everyone will find the DS titles disappointing can I? It was far from my main point really, just what I view as the sum of what could be problematic for the lineups and why people dislike them. Obviously there are exceptions to this.

I don't want to argue with you but your comparrison was hardly "even." You basically said "PSP launch has games that don't appeal to a lot of people" and that DS had a poor launch in America, BUT IN JAPAN IT WAS NICE! And then you proceed to cushion that with like five more reasons why you feel DS is superior in every way personally. This is the equivalent of verbal parachuting.

No offense.

I'm with you, btw, only Lumines interests me for PSP. And much more interests me for DS. But I don't think your assessment was very even-handed, no. At the very least saying PSP doesn't have games that appeal to a lot of people is categorically ridiculous.
 
JackFrost2012 said:
I've played all the launch titles for both systems. If you think Tiger Woods DS and Minna no Golf Portable are comparable, you're high.

I haven't played MInna golf, but if it's still using the archaic 3 hit swing system I probably wont like it. But I'm surprised with how much fun I'm having with TW. The stylus exclusive control makes it so much more playable than past golf games. Even the Mario Golf's.

As for "Ridge Racers" dude it's freaking Ridge Racer. You need to stop overhyping these games :lol
 
Amir0x said:
Oh that was so deliciously sarcastic! I love you duckroll! :heart:

I don't know what you're talking about. I was out for breakfast when I chanced upon a brand new boxed PSP Value Pack on the ground just outside McDonalds. So I picked it up and put it in my bag, after I ordered by Pancakes meal, as I sat down to eat there was a factory sealed Ridge Racers PSP just lying there on the seat next to me. Needless to say I put that in my bag too. I just got home, unpacked it all and tried it out. Gigaton is right, awfully unimpressive. In fact if I had to even PAY for this I would be massively disappointed. I thought about putting it on eBay but that was too much hassle, so I just let my hamsters and mice from the other thread feast on it. They were pretty happy with it at first but the aftertaste is making them sick now. Sorry but they ate it all so I can't take any pics. But I assure you every word in this story is true.

P.S. The screen is indeed smaller than I thought, it's even smaller than the one I saw on display at the store 2 days ago, tricksy Sony must be using FAKE display models for stores.

P.P.S. The analog stick fell off after two matches of Ridge Racers.

:P:P:P.$ My rodents never got to eat Ridge Racers, after the 5th race the UMD just flew right out of the window, I couldn't find it, I think it may have killed a bird though.
 
Amir0x said:
I don't want to argue with you but your comparrison was hardly "even." You basically said "PSP launch has games that don't appeal to a lot of people" and that DS had a poor launch in America, BUT IN JAPAN IT WAS NICE! And then you proceed to cushion that with like five more reasons why you feel DS is superior in every way personally. This is the equivalent of verbal parachuting.

No offense.

I'm with you, btw, only Lumines interests me for PSP. And much more interests me for DS. But I don't think your assessment was very even-handed, no. At the very least saying PSP doesn't have games that appeal to a lot of people is categorically ridiculous.
:lol It's fine, throw the statement out then, I wasn't trying to really go anywhere with it. So I'm not really in any mood to defend it, I do see your point though, but don't overblow it. :P

But yeah, Lumines is about it for me, but those RPGs looks sexy sweet on the system, I'm quite interested in about every one of them. I probably wouldn't have ever noticed something like Ys until I saw all the buzz around it and the PSP version. Perhaps this bodes well as the system could open me up to a lot of franchises and series I generally am not used to taking interest in. I think I mentioned that once.
 
DarthWufei said:
But yeah, Lumines is about it for me, but those RPGs looks sexy sweet on the system, I'm quite interested in about every one of them. I probably wouldn't have ever noticed something like Ys until I saw all the buzz around it and the PSP version. Perhaps this bodes well as the system could open me up to a lot of franchise I generally am not use to taking interest in. I think I mentioned that once.

Honestly I'm through with anticipating RPGs (unless they're SRPGs). I've been disappointed by too many of them in the last few years... I can't say it's something that pleases me anymore. But, heh, I'll give them a chance like anything... but it's not something that motivates excitement within me.

Oh...wait... there is one other game that interests me on PSP - that's Mercury. That looks neat and it has a tilt sensor.
 
Amir0x said:
Honestly I'm through with anticipating RPGs (unless they're SRPGs). I've been disappointed by too many of them in the last few years... I can't say it's something that pleases me anymore. But, heh, I'll give them a chance like anything... but it's not something that motivates excitement within me.
You know, you've got a point about SRPGs... I think the PSP has a couple announced? I would really lack to see more, it's a genre that I seem to always run back to, but see little of. The GBA and PS2 had a few goodies, perhaps I'm not looking deep enough. I could really go for another Tactics Ogre though, hell I'd even rebuy another port of LUCT as I really haven't done much in my PSX copy.

Mercury. I fear to take too much interest in the game, it looks cool, but I had one of those ball barring maze games that it reminds me of so much.. well.. it's broken now. I don't think it would be a good idea to bring back those moments. :X
 
DarthWufei said:
I don't quite understand this, I'm about 50 stars into the game and I've never had to second guess the controls since I first popped the game in, except the few times I tried touch control, wasn't me, so I went back to using the D-Pad. Haven't had a single problem actually. I can get across those tight bridges, catch those crazy bunnies, do long jumps, triple jumps, wall jumps I can see as an issue, but my favorite character to play as is Luigi, and I've never had to use a wall jump due to his helicopter jump. I didn't pick him for that either, mainly he's my favorite character of the Mario series.

It might be just me, but SM64 DS is just a bear to control, what with the clunky touchscreen control schemes and the less than optimal D-Pad setup (you have to hold a button to run, which makes it difficult to hit the attack button directly above it). In comparison, SM64 N64 has a far smoother and more natural learning curve. If I were to draw comparisons, learning to use the analog stick for the first time in SM64 N64 would be comparable to learning how to ride a bike, while SM64 DS would be comparable to learning how to ride a bike by pedaling with your hands and guiding the steering with your shoulders.

They're both truly are in a slump, PSP lacks a lot of titles everyone will enjoy, and the has far too many disappointing titles plaguing it's launch (well in America at least).

LOL, this SO contrasts with the real life reactions elicited by Ridge Racers in my particular case. And how do you know that PSP US launch games are 'disappointing?'

Though, I'm much more hopeful about the DS right now, Wario Ware, Band Brothers, and Chokkan Hitofude really blow out whatever the PSP has going for it for me personally. I won't even get into the future lineup for the DS as my excitement for it goes on and on.

As stated previously, the Japan GAF crew have already had these very DS games side by side with the PSP and its library for a week now, and have made clear their preferences (which appear to be unanimous at this point).
 
JackFrost2012 said:
RR, Lumines, and AC!D are so, so, so much better than the DS library. Mingol, too, if you like golf games. I haven't touched my DS since I got my PSP; I'll bring it out again over Xmas break, but just to play a GBA game. Sawaru and Kimishine's magic both faded fast; after the initial minigame rush, they don't have what it takes to hold up. And Hitofude and Zookeeper are both good puzzle games, but Lumines smokes them both in presentation AND depth.

Yes, there are lots of titles on the horizon for the DS which will make it more appealing, but right now the PSP launch lineup absolutely destroys the DS. I can believe there are people who, owning both systems, have higher hopes for the DS. They may be into it more as a "gaming platform." But if you're choosing a system for the games themselves, and not its theoretical potential as a "platform," PSP utterly decimates the DS. It's almost unnerving how dead DS hype is in Japan; as WarPig said, the PSP and Ridge Racers were "ike a big-ass .44 Magnum hollowpoint right through Satoru Iwata's jive-talking head."
And like mashoutposse, I was totally not hyped for the PSP pre-launch - I only got one to do coverage for U.S. sites and magazines. It's the games themselves, not my expectations, which have blown me away.

I thought the DS outsold the PSP during the PSP's launch week??
 
DarthWufei said:
You know, you've got a point about SRPGs... I think the PSP has a couple announced? I would really lack to see more, it's a genre that I seem to always run back to, but see little of. The GBA and PS2 had a few goodies, perhaps I'm not looking deep enough. I could really go for another Tactics Ogre though, hell I'd even rebuy another port of LUCT as I really haven't done much in my PSX copy.

Yeah the PSP has Makai Wars coming out... but there's not much we know about it yet so I can't anticipate it at this point.

And God yes... bring on the Tactics Ogre.

DarthWufei said:
Mercury. I fear to take too much interest in the game, it looks cool, but I had one of those ball barring maze games that it reminds me of so much.. well.. it's broken now. I don't think it would be a good idea to bring back those moments. :X

Although it's not a good idea to put much clout in what IGN said, they maintain Mercury was easily the most fun PSP game they played at TGS.
 
duckroll said:
Self-deluded? I'm sorry I think you're the one who's deluded. The PSP Ridge Racers is nothing more than a cleverly disguised port of RRV from the PS2. RR DS on the other hand is a true marvel of innovation. What other racing game comes with a steering wheel that you can TOUCH AND MOVE on the screen? None I would say. Can the PSP even DO that? No way. If you think just because you spent more on your awesome little device it HAS to be better, you're wrong. Oh and don't even bring Mina's Golf into this. I don't know who Mina is maybe she's some pop idol in Japan but I'm sure as hell she can't play Golf anywhere close to the MASTER OF GOLF Tiger Woods. Get your facts straight. Gigaton here isn't a troll, I think you're all just too in love with your own wasted money. Gotta give the man respect for speaking the truth. :P


:lol You had me.

You sounded much like the typical delusional Nintendo fan for a second. :lol
 
I thought the DS outsold the PSP during the PSPs launch??

No. The one day sales of the PSP almost equalled the total week sales of the DS, as that's all that the short supply allowed.

I wonder when and if there will be a "PSP effect" on DS' sales in the future.

Hollywood said:
Both sides are so damn biased, they don't realize both launches are complete ass. That's all I gotta say.

:lol have you played anything from either?
 
To the SM64 controls, I understand how you can feel that way, and it seems to be a personal issue as I've always thought it to be. I just think a lot of people seem to give off the idea that it's just plain unplayable or drives the game to unplayability, which isn't the case.

mashoutposse said:
LOL, this SO contrasts with the real life reactions elicited by Ridge Racers in my particular case. And how do you know that PSP US launch games are 'disappointing?'
Oh I totally know RR is one of those titles with a very open audience, but I didn't say the PSP didn't have any at all, just that it was lacking. I dunno what you mean by the US launch comment, I wasn't even thinking about it when I typed that. I'm just going with what I see right now, there's a ton of potential that can come out of the announced PSP titles definitely, I'm not going to really heavily consider how the future lineup is going to be. It would be pointless.

As stated previously, the Japan GAF crew have already had these very DS games side by side with the PSP and its library for a week now, and have made clear their preferences (which appear to be unanimous at this point).
I definitely can see that, and I see that as the case for others outside them as well, but just because they love the titles doesn't mean I will. I was trying to go with that, minus that one comment. :P
 
I brought the PSP and six games and the DS and six games on the plane with me to America yesterday...

I hate to admit it, but I didn't break the DS out once. I spent almost all my time playing Ridge Racers and Minna no Golf.

I have to tell you, so far, PSP has FARRRRRRR exceeded my expectations. I was all about the DS in the 10 days it was alone in the market, but ever since PSP showed up, I just don't know anymore. I really just don't know.
 
john tv said:
I brought the PSP and six games and the DS and six games on the plane with me to America yesterday...

I hate to admit it, but I didn't break the DS out once. I spent almost all my time playing Ridge Racers and Minna no Golf.

I have to tell you, so far, PSP has FARRRRRRR exceeded my expectations. I was all about the DS in the 10 days it was alone in the market, but ever since PSP showed up, I just don't know anymore. I really just don't know.

Once Nintendo unveils ZELDA TRIFORCE TOUCH! you'll be singing a different tune!
 
john tv said:
I brought the PSP and six games and the DS and six games on the plane with me to America yesterday...

I hate to admit it, but I didn't break the DS out once. I spent almost all my time playing Ridge Racers and Minna no Golf.

I have to tell you, so far, PSP has FARRRRRRR exceeded my expectations. I was all about the DS in the 10 days it was alone in the market, but ever since PSP showed up, I just don't know anymore. I really just don't know.


Do passerbys/fellow passengers ever stop staring?
 
john tv said:
I brought the PSP and six games and the DS and six games on the plane with me to America yesterday...

I hate to admit it, but I didn't break the DS out once. I spent almost all my time playing Ridge Racers and Minna no Golf.

I have to tell you, so far, PSP has FARRRRRRR exceeded my expectations. I was all about the DS in the 10 days it was alone in the market, but ever since PSP showed up, I just don't know anymore. I really just don't know.

It's not a fair comparison though. With the long loading in games and multiple problems with the hardware, you wouldn't have had any time left to play the DS. Where else if you started with the DS first, you would have finished a game or two without a hitch, and be unable to even start a race in Ridge Racers due to the loading.

Btw, how many battery packs did you eat up on the trip? 11? I think that would be the amount needed, after all Gamespot says the battery life is 90mins, they have to be right. I don't know about the battery life because I fed my PSP to my rodents before the battery ran out. After all since Ridge Racers was the only game I found and it flew out of the window, there just wasn't a point for the PSP anymore.

I'm not sure about all this "exceeding expectations" thing, you guys must all have had pretty damn low expectations of the PSP in the first place for such a crappy device to exceed them. :(
 
duckroll said:
It's not a fair comparison though. With the long loading in games and multiple problems with the hardware, you wouldn't have had any time left to play the DS. Where else if you started with the DS first, you would have finished a game or two without a hitch, and be unable to even start a race in Ridge Racers due to the loading.

Btw, how many battery packs did you eat up on the trip? 11? I think that would be the amount needed, after all Gamespot says the battery life is 90mins, they have to be right. I don't know about the battery life because I fed my PSP to my rodents before the battery ran out. After all since Ridge Racers was the only game I found and it flew out of the window, there just wasn't a point for the PSP anymore.

I'm not sure about all this "exceeding expectations" thing, you guys must all have had pretty damn low expectations of the PSP in the first place for such a crappy device to exceed them. :(
Despite the sarcasm, that reminded me too much of seismologist.. my nightmares will return.. :(
 
duckroll said:
It's not a fair comparison though. With the long loading in games and multiple problems with the hardware, you wouldn't have had any time left to play the DS. Where else if you started with the DS first, you would have finished a game or two without a hitch, and be unable to even start a race in Ridge Racers due to the loading.

Btw, how many battery packs did you eat up on the trip? 11? I think that would be the amount needed, after all Gamespot says the battery life is 90mins, they have to be right. I don't know about the battery life because I fed my PSP to my rodents before the battery ran out. After all since Ridge Racers was the only game I found and it flew out of the window, there just wasn't a point for the PSP anymore.

I'm not sure about all this "exceeding expectations" thing, you guys must all have had pretty damn low expectations of the PSP in the first place for such a crappy device to exceed them. :(

congrats, you managed to cover every bs PSP stereotype in one single topic, and sound like an ass.
 
kpop100 said:
congrats, you managed to cover every bs PSP stereotype in one single topic, and sound like an ass.

*cough*

*looks both ways*

Are you being sarcastic? Because I hope you realize duckroll is joking. But if you do realize it then this post is worthless!
 
Amir0x said:
*cough*

*looks both ways*

Are you being sarcastic? Because I hope you realize duckroll is joking. But if you do realize it then this post is worthless!

actually i didn't even notice, i assumed gigadent/seismologist wrote it :lol
 
DarthWufei said:
Despite the sarcasm, that reminded me too much of seismologist.. my nightmares will return.. :(

That sounded nothing like me. I'm actually not as biased as people think . I've got a PSP on preorder and will most likely go through with it just because I have to have every new gadget.
But, I've played so many games it's gonna take more than ports and good graphics to impress me these days.

Glad that some of you seem to be enjoying the PSP though. :)
 
kpop100 said:
haha no I mean literally, I didn't even look at who made the post

In this thread, not looking = smarter, in general. So no one should blame you.

Wait I didn't say that! I HAD A PSP AND IT SUCKED! THIS THREAD IS NOT WORTHLESS AND THERE ARE NO TROLLS HERE! :lol :lol :lol

seismologist said:
That sounded nothing like me. I'm actually not as biased as people think . I've got a PSP on preorder and will most likely go through with it just because I have to have every new gadget.
But, I've played so many games it's gonna take more than ports and good graphics to impress me these days.

Glad that some of you seem to be enjoying the PSP though. :)

WAIT! HOLD YOUR PRESSES! SHIT! Did he just ADMIT that he doesn't own a PSP? DID HE? MEGATON! GIGATON! TETRATON!!!!! (Not to be mistaken for Tetra's Trackers)
 
seismologist said:
That sounded nothing like me. I'm actually not as biased as people think . I've got a PSP on preorder and will most likely go through with it just because I have to have every new gadget.
But, I've played so many games it's gonna take more than ports and good graphics to impress me these days.

Glad that some of you seem to be enjoying the PSP though. :)


:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

OMG it hurts.

So when you "buy" your PSP what forum are you going to go to in order to ask someone to scan a picture of their reciept for you and take a picture of the hardware?
 
seismologist said:
That sounded nothing like me. I'm actually not as biased as people think . I've got a PSP on preorder and will most likely go through with it just because I have to have every new gadget.

So your friend took the PSP back to Japan or something?

seismologist said:
But, I've played so many games it's gonna take more than ports and good graphics to impress me these days.

But you said you played Ridge Racers and weren't impressed. And that isn't a port. By contrast you played RRDS which is a port and liked it. Hmmmm..

seismologist said:
Glad that some of you seem to be enjoying the PSP though. :)

I'm sure you are!
 
seismologist said:
I've got a PSP on preorder and will most likely go through with it just because I have to have every new gadget.
But, I've played so many games it's gonna take more than ports and good graphics to impress me these days.






pssst, I'll scan you a copy of my receipt. Just pm me.
 
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