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DrLazy said:
Have you played any Japanese FPSes? :|
I do think PSP has a pretty dull showing - there are about 3 must buys all up.. and well, a lot of it is just mehish. And what also scares me is that PSP = all driving console? I think I have to stop playing/buying these. PSP definitely needs more variety
Pursuit Force
Burnout Legends
GTA mobile
OT: I have to say, I personally found the 2 player platforming mode in New Super Mario Brothers to be amazing. Its different for sure - but 2 player, 2 dses, independent scolling? WOW. And it looked fun too.
michael000
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DrLazy said:
PSP is heaven if you dig driving and sports games, closer to purgatory for the rest of us.
Xenon
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MS inadvertently fucked Sony's PSP by forcing the next gen. Not only did they take up developer resources by having companies rush to get tooled up for the coming consoles, they forced Sony into a PR war in which they had to dedicate a lot of their resources to making sure the PS3 blew everyone away this E3.
Amir0x said:
This game indeed rocked. I played some New Super Mario Bros. but only the head-to-head mode so I wasn't quite sure what was going on there it was kind of hectic. I also played the Survival Kids sequel and it looked like it was going to be a solid title. Instead of digging for clams with a shovel, you scratch in the sand with the stylus.
The PSP side was depressing. Madden was really really early and not up to snuff. Burnout looked decent. Everything else didn't pique my interest, and there really wasn't many other titles to look at.
There is no question in my mind that DS showed better stuff this year than the PSP, but if this is all that people have ready for it we're in for a PSP drought
I think it just comes down to the fact that PSP games take more resources to make, and since studios are now having to prepare for next-gen they may not want to allocate so many resources to a complex handheld title.
JoshuaJSlone
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I'll be an optimist and assume that using a binary counting method you are interested in at least 31 games!michael000 said:
For Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex fans, the game of the same name is worth a look. Not much info, but the Tachikoma "training" bits caught my attention.
http://psp.ign.com/articles/617/617486p1.html
Hopefully sanoDG does the soundtrack for this as he did for the PS2 game.
http://psp.ign.com/articles/617/617486p1.html
Hopefully sanoDG does the soundtrack for this as he did for the PS2 game.
WrathOfOtaibah
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Yes but PSP titles don't have to be limited to E3. Maybe TGS will have some biggies in there but then again, it could be the show where third parties announce all their PS3 projects and ignore the PSP.
PSP should be doing a lot better software wise. The developers and SCE have dropped the ball and kicked it out of sight.
PSP should be doing a lot better software wise. The developers and SCE have dropped the ball and kicked it out of sight.
michael000
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The Experiment said:
I have no doubt that Sony's TGS will be dominated by the PS3. If we're assuming that PS3 will launch Spring 06' that would mean 7-8 mos. between TGS and launch. That's usually about the time that games start coming together and the real work gets done, so everyone will be showing off their stuff. It would also be a few mos. before the 360 release so the PS3 really has to have a strong showing and you know Sony will do everything in their power to do so.
Any PSP news from TGS would fall into that bittersweet category heh. Good in that there would be games being worked on, bad in that if something is announced at TGS if we see the game at all in the states it'll be at least a year and a half (closer to two usually) before it's released stateside. Now that E3 is over i think i'll rename my PSP Wonderswan II lol.