PSP ISSUES...
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2005 7:48 pm
For those who own a PSP... there seems to be a problem<
>looming. No quality software for the past few month-<
>s. The latest arrival being Death Jr. was mildly e-<
>njoyable but had no online features to keep g-<
>amers interested leaving PSP owners to wa-<
>it again for a good title. Sure many UMD<
>movies were released, but many of t-<
>hem are already owned by some i-<
>n the DVD format and oftentim-<
>es, the UMDs are more expe-<
>nsive than DVDs. This lea-<
>ves gamers to endorse<
>pirated methods of<
>getting satisfyin-<
>g a gaming fix <
>on their PSP-<
>s. Also, th-<
>ere are <
>very<
>few ori-<
>ginal game-<
>s available for<
>the PSP. Instead,<
>ports of existing ga-<
>mes are offered - as a-<
>re scaled down versions o-<
>f PS2 titles. If Sony does not<
>push for more games for the PS-<
>P that utilize its online features, th-<
>is system will be as short-lived as the D-<
>reamcast here in the US. Also, take this in<
>consideration: developers are more anxious to<
>create PS3 games than those for the PSP since cre-<
>ating games for the latter is risky with sales for PSP s-<
>oftware not reaching their expectations. What a shame!!! <i></i>
>looming. No quality software for the past few month-<
>s. The latest arrival being Death Jr. was mildly e-<
>njoyable but had no online features to keep g-<
>amers interested leaving PSP owners to wa-<
>it again for a good title. Sure many UMD<
>movies were released, but many of t-<
>hem are already owned by some i-<
>n the DVD format and oftentim-<
>es, the UMDs are more expe-<
>nsive than DVDs. This lea-<
>ves gamers to endorse<
>pirated methods of<
>getting satisfyin-<
>g a gaming fix <
>on their PSP-<
>s. Also, th-<
>ere are <
>very<
>few ori-<
>ginal game-<
>s available for<
>the PSP. Instead,<
>ports of existing ga-<
>mes are offered - as a-<
>re scaled down versions o-<
>f PS2 titles. If Sony does not<
>push for more games for the PS-<
>P that utilize its online features, th-<
>is system will be as short-lived as the D-<
>reamcast here in the US. Also, take this in<
>consideration: developers are more anxious to<
>create PS3 games than those for the PSP since cre-<
>ating games for the latter is risky with sales for PSP s-<
>oftware not reaching their expectations. What a shame!!! <i></i>