SolidSnakex
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With there being remakes to RRT4 courses, let hope that some of the music from that game is included too. There needs to be some Rage remakes too.
SolidSnakex said:With there being remakes to RRT4 courses, let hope that some of the music from that game is included too. There needs to be some Rage remakes too.
No, i was tailoring the argument based on the assumption that Sony was targetting the PSP to an "older crowd", i was thinking more along the lines of 18-30. Do most people in this range frequently take cross-country flights? i feel my argument stands because this group isn't likely to sit down and play four hours of a game non-stop, or in a place where they can't use the charger. Those that do will a)buy another battery or b)carry the AC adapter with them. People that want to play PSP will find a way to do so, especially the early adoption crowd. GBA gamers bitched but coped with the lack of a backlight. i expect the same with the PSP.ferricide said:that's kind of a crappy argument. i mean, you're just tailoring the argument as a defense of the outcome, rather than making a compelling argument based on what makes sense. i mean, do you think sony would ever want to supply consumers with shitty battery life if it didn't have to?
besides, older people spend a lot more time on planes than teh kiddies. i know i do. if my iPod doesn't have enough battery for me, PSP is a nightmare. potentially two batteries just to get from CA to NY? please.
You know RRV didn't have very high resolution textures...In fact they were pretty poor but the great art used killed the bad feeling low-res textures are supposed to cause.drohne said:looks gorgeous, and i like the mix of new and old tracks...but are those car textures really, really low resolution or what? maybe that'll be fixed in the last 10% of development.
With there being remakes to RRT4 courses, let hope that some of the music from that game is included too. There needs to be some Rage remakes too.
Fight for Freeform said:Maybe I'm wrong but I think I see a Rage track...and an RR1 track.
ourumov said:You know RRV didn't have very high resolution textures...In fact they were pretty poor but the great art used killed the bad feeling low-res textures are supposed to cause.
Tellaerin said:I also think that the texture resolution is going to be less of a factor when you're playing on a screen the size of the PSP's, especially when the game's actually in motion.
Ridge Racer, Ridge Racer V, and now this... seems like Namco releasing a new Ridge Racer to kick off the launch of a Sony system has become a bonafide tradition. I can definitely live with that.
Kaijima said:Btw, it always seems like Namco has some of the easiest time getting "solid" looking 3D graphics out of any given hardware.
OMG WTF LOL!mrklaw said:the thing about the small screen is odd.
I was playing a movie on my pocket PC last night, to test how it worked. The small screen very close to my eyes was exactly the same size as my 30" LCD screen on the wall 3m away. I even put them side by side to compare.
So the PSP will actually have a bigger screen than playing PS2 on my TV! So the image quality had better be good.
Project Midway said:OMG WTF LOL!
I wouldn't say that's exactly PS2 level, but it does look good.
You going blind if you keep PSP that close to your eyes.mrklaw said:seriously. Its all about field of vision.
I'd estimate at 4.3", the PSP screen will be about the same as playing on a 36" widescreen TV about 2.5/3m away.
Except of course that your eyes also perceive depth so the experience is quite different for that reason alone. Also, all the drawbacks of LCD technology are more visible when you're that close to the screen and your TV displays a higher resolution.mrklaw said:seriously. Its all about field of vision.
I'd estimate at 4.3", the PSP screen will be about the same as playing on a 36" widescreen TV about 2.5/3m away.
DaCocoBrova said:There's never any mention of game performance. I think games running at 60fps will be very rare.
dark10x said:I'm pissed about the region locking, though. That's a HUGE problem..
Miburou said:What region locking?
I expect my DS to as well.
evilromero said:So what do those of us who do international travel deal with the short battery life? I go to Japan every year, am I supposed to buy three or four batteries for the PSP just for this oneway flight? Fucked up. My mighty GBA SP made the entire flight now problem, I expect my DS to as well. If the PSP is supposed to play movies, which I'll buy as it's the perfect thing for road trips or domestic flights, then that means the battery is 2/3's gone. And RRV looks fucking hot but if it really drains the battery to 3 hours that's rediculous. I've been in my college library and played Metroid for the GBA for well over three hours.
Yes, those were actual PSPs running the game. Caried around by those girls.60fps @ TGS. That's good to hear assuming they were actual PSPs running the game.
mrklaw said:Yeah, don't buy it for those occasions you go on long flights. Just like you wouldn't buy a 3rd gen ipod, or a portable DVD player, or a laptop, or pretty much anything other than a GBA.
Why not just buy one if you think you'll like the games. Buy one battery pack and if they both run out, have a nap (its a long flight), or play a bit of Made in Wario on your GBA. no one is forcing you to only select one device for the trip :/
Marconelly said:Where did you hear that 60FPS comment from the FROM developer? I think two of the best looking games so far on PSP run at 60FPS, the other one being Hot Shots Golf.
OK, so where did this 3 hour thing come from now? You should probably be getting 5-6 hours of gameplay if you just keep the screen backlight at low (and even at that setting, it should be much, much brighter than GBA:SP light for example)But is three hours enough? Hell no.
Miburou said:Can we get over the whole battery issue? The PSP is a powerful handheld with a big, crystal clear screen, so it shouldn't be that surprising that its battery has a shorter life than the GBA SP's. And it's at least $50 cheaper than pretty everybody here was expecting, so if battery life is such a big concern for someone, then that can use that $50 to buy an extra battery or two.
evilromero said:I wouldn't dream of bringing only one device on the trip, what made you think that? But is three hours enough? Hell no. I can a good three hours at a time with GBA as it is, with the PSP I'd expect the same. Does any person here really think they'll always keep their PSP gametime under three hours? That's crazy. Road trips, plane trips, long hours on campus, etc, would lead one to spend a great deal more than three hours.