Absolutely and after what's happened with the PSN, it's made me appreciate all my single player games and RPGs even more.
I'd think Sony would be concerned about PSPgo sales. Whether the device sells well or not will help shape the face of future Sony products.
I'd also think consumers would be as well. I ended up asking for a PSP-2000 as a college graduation present back when the Daxter bundle came out because GameStop was starting to reduce the price of used UMDs at the time.
Would you, as a consumer, back an expensive game system that isn't doing well? Think about it - developers, ...
I'm making a note here - "Huge success!"
Same here.
I know. Its just a blatant ad. I thought the approval process was supposed to make sure stuff like this didn't get through?
Totally.
I'm glad they're making so many great games for the DS and PSP. XD
Its a very interesting and comprehensive article. I'd recommend reading it.
I do disagree on the writer's thoughts that piracy will deter developers and publishers from creating games for the DS. The DS is a proven force, so it will definitely continue to be successful.
Its an article that offers information on 3 programs similar to Home that PS3 owners can play while they wait for Home to be released. How is that lame?
It doesn't insult Home at all or in any way.
I totally agree. I personally like Zelda, Link and Snake. Everyone's different though. Maybe if the writer gave Jigglypuff a chance, he could defeat any challenger with it. (Does Jigglypuff even have a defined gender?)
I can't wait for the teenage zombie brain-eating action!
Also a handy tip is to always stay behind your enemies. I've noticed that if you back attack opponents, almost every attack dealt will be critical.
1. The writer is a woman.
2. The writer also reviewed Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII for the site and gave it a 9/10.
3. The only commentary on sexuality is when the writer states that Tseng looks pretty like a girl. The whole article is written in a humorous manner, so it should be pretty clear that it was intended to be written as a joke.
Wow. I'm amazed it took so many words to pretty much say nothing.
Oh wait, except for game content initiative. Which will probably be some small interactive comic, like the one PS3 owners got to tell the story of ME1, and cost us actual money.
I also love that he tries to make the number of people dissatisfied with the ending sound like some fringe minority because over 75 video game journalists thought it was good.
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