the back touchpad sounds well weird

I'm a fan of my PSP, it's possibly one of the best consoles I've ever purchased, if I expect a long journey ahead I know my PSP will keep me entertained the whole way, I am very interested in upgrading since I still have the very first PSP launched and it has served me exceptionally well, as long as it's no more expensive than £250.
COD on NGP? That's a game changer. That's a seriously important deal considering the size of the COD community.
Chippiewill.
Except the difference is that there is dual analog sticks, which I think put a lot of people off because it was meant to be "hardcore".
And @ above COD will do nothing, its not a system seller in my eyes. The COD "community" are likely not to be gamers which buy lots of games and therefore do not see the need for a new console if they get there 1 or 2 CODs a year.
Last edited by dbgtz; 27-01-2011 at 08:34 PM.
I think the top 20-35% of PS3 COD players will buy NGP and the COD game because I know that some of the more 'hardcore' players really want this kind of thing on the go. Also, could you imagine school Ad-Hoc WiFi LAN parties? I think this is a very important thing. And the dual sticks are very very important for this because previous shooters on the PSP were clunky so a PSP based COD game just wasn't viable.
You have to remember that COD is a system seller and is the most important game launch of the year (Arguably, certainly for FPS), the transfer to NGP will be reduced, sure, but it'll be far more sizeable than previous attempts and could give Sony an advantage when the next-gen consoles come out. Especially if they fix some of the features they were going to do (Such as playing games on the PS3 remotely from the PSP and the other interactions between the PS3 and PSP)
Chippiewill.
The 3DS will own it. I'm sorry but Nintendo rule portable consoles.
I never got a PSP having not really liked it and I won't get this either.![]()
One for the road. :rolleyes:
The 3DS is just a rehashed DS. The NGP is a redefining of the PSP.
PSP was terrible because they wanted to use UMD which was a TERRIBLE idea. There was no way to use them any where else. Hopefully with the NGP they'll make it with an App-Store and nothing but and hopefully they'll change their stance from selling the ability to make games on the platform to the 30% cut on each sale that Apple uses. Also a more open platform where anyone can make games would mean lots more people would make games.
Also capacitive touch owns resistant touch's ass.
Edit: You also have to remember, that these consoles are not even in competition:
NGP - Hardcore gamer
3DS - Casual gamer
Same as the Wii Vs PSBox 360. The Wii actually stole very few customers from the PS3 and Xbox.
Last edited by Chippiewill; 28-01-2011 at 05:54 PM.
Chippiewill.
Off the water, surely?
It looks pretty neat, playing PS3 games on the PSP/NGP, assuming I read it right, unless you have to buy another version of the game for it? The main worry is that they're attempting to include social media features, which never really go anywhere and are only ever useful on phones, than gaming devices. Infact, I didn't even know there was a market for hardcore gaming - the DS does so well because it's fun and doesn't get taken seriously - it has a certain charm about it. The PSP tries to be too serious, and serious gamers tend to go for their full power consoles like the 360 and PS3 because, well, the power and the size of the screen :/
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The first PSP that I am interested in, but it will be expensive.
Sony have said it will be less than $599 - but have announced it will be more than the 3DS at $250.
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