PSP

[Dyne]

Wow, you're before my time. =o

I bought a PSP, but I regret it now. It was a waste of money just like people warned. Sure, it's a nice tech toy, but it's got no great games. Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee is decent and Ridge Racer is alright too. Lumines is addicting but it's not play-for-hours-on-end addicting. And UMD movies are like throwing money away. I bought Hitchhiker's Guide and watched it on the bus, and I wasn't impressed. I also bought Resident Evil Apocalypse (because of Sienna Guillory).

[GameMaster]

Sell it while they're still in demand. I was lucky enough to rid of mine via eBay when I threw Wipeout and GTA into the deal.

Any potential buyers: DO NOT BUY!

[Krypton]

Originally Posted by Dyne

Wow, you're before my time. =o

I bought a PSP, but I regret it now. It was a waste of money just like people warned. Sure, it's a nice tech toy, but it's got no great games. Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee is decent and Ridge Racer is alright too. Lumines is addicting but it's not play-for-hours-on-end addicting. And UMD movies are like throwing money away. I bought Hitchhiker's Guide and watched it on the bus, and I wasn't impressed. I also bought Resident Evil Apocalypse (because of Sienna Guillory).

Resident Evil Apocolypse was pretty good.

[KillerGremlin]

It makes you wonder what would have happened if Nintendo and Sony didn't rush their handhelds.

[GameMaster]

Nintendo hasn't rushed. Their next Gameboy iteration is still in the laboratory awaiting it's time to amaze gamers everywhere. Meanwhile, the Nintendo DS entertains gamers with a new innovative form of play, all while offering ex-PSP owners a more fulfilling experience.

[KillerGremlin]

Hioooooo!

Imagine how Nintendo fans must feel. Jaded.


If a new Gameboy comes out within the next 2 years I plan to cry.

I won't argue that the PSP hasn't been spectacular, however.

[MuGen]

Well I can honestly say that buzz around the PSP hasn't been so loud. I'm not much of a portable person so I never actually got into it. I bought the PSP just to see Sony's new portable gadget in action and it in fact wowed me for a good 2 months, wth what you could do with it. But my lifestyle didn't call for portable gaming so I gave it up.

But I know a lot of people around me, my co-workers and even my boss owns a PSP and he loves his. He travels a lot so he tells me how he watches his movies and such on it, and he loves Golf..... <.< I guess the PSP really did attract the older crowd for it's wireless internet browsing and such.. it's almost like a PDA... but without the organizer part.. LOL

[BlueFire]

Haha

Andromida.

How are you?

I wonder if you remember me.

[GameMaster]

It's not that bad. The GBA has been around since June 11, 2001. Sure, they've released two new models since then; the SP and Micro, but it's all the same machinery inside.

We're rightfully due for a new Gameboy.