The analog stick on PSP

[Crash]

is an awesome awesome idea.... what are the odds that nintendo will stick one on their final DS console?

Hopefully the PSP picked up some more developers, they only have like 40 of em, and the DS has apparenty 100.... that seems a little backwards for the two companies doesn't it?

[Null]

Originally Posted by Crash

is an awesome awesome idea.... what are the odds that nintendo will stick one on their final DS console?

Hopefully the PSP picked up some more developers, they only have like 40 of em, and the DS has apparenty 100.... that seems a little backwards for the two companies doesn't it?

it depends on which went out looking to sign up everyone and which hasnt yet.

i believe by the time the 2 launch sony will have more developers signed on. but never know.

[Dyne]

I think the Stylus is better than the analog because you've got a lot more room to move the cursor around; it's just not attached.

[Crash]

yeah, it is more like pc controls... and that is way too cool... if you hover above the screen it can sense it, just like a PDA, and I diggit...

[Null]

Originally Posted by Crash

yeah, it is more like pc controls... and that is way too cool... if you hover above the screen it can sense it, just like a PDA, and I diggit...

wow. have you ever played a pc game with a pen? a PDA type control is nothing like a PC control.

and i've never seen a PDA that senses when somethings above it, touch screens on them mean just that, you gotta touch em.


touch screen with the pin is a neat gimick, and will be good for option menus on the second screen, but wont be great for actually controlling games. which i think is why they decided to include the actual buttons on it instead of just being like a pda.

[Jonbo298]

Nintendo had to include buttons. They just cant make a handheld without them...at least until VR hits

But since this is about the PSP ill just leave my comments to myself since lately people are taking them out of context.