So far gamers are just starting to get a little taste of the computability and it is really nothing special (referring to you Resistance for the PSP). But if the new PSP promises an advanced level of compatibility with the PS3 it will help to give the PS3 something special (the blu-ray routine is getting old) and give the PSP a leg over its competitors
Celebrate Final Fantasy IX's 25th anniversary with the latest merchandise, including figurines of Zidane and Vivi, and a range of t-shirts.
Do not miss the Final Fantasy IX lottery commemorating its 25th anniversary and see the new merch release by Square Enix.
I’m hoping Xbox Showcase will be where the Remake gets announced… freaking all this stuff with FF9’s anniversary and still nothing on the Remake…
Originally North American exclusives, Twisted Metal III and 4 will soon be playable on PS5 and PS4 via the Classics Catalogue.
Twisted metal 3 and 4 are unrated, not as good as the first two but still good
the 4 player split screen is awesome, used to play it on my PSX all the time
Hasn´t the PSP sold like 45 million units by now? How can someone say THAT is a failure??
The first PSP didnt fail what kind of article is this
exactly it sold over 45 million units.
It crossed the 50 Million mark already:
http://www.gamesindustry.bi...
It's mainly considered a failure by Americans because it doesn't come with 2 things:
1)Shovelware.
2)A Microsoft logo.
It really is sad that the PSP is the most successful non-Nintendo handheld of all time yet is now being titled 'a disappointment'.
Hopefully Sony will take their sweet time with the PSP2,once gamers realize a daily dose of My Pet Horse&Me and Bratz games hurt the hardcore gaming market,maybe then they'll be more appreciative of Sonys efforts and offerings.
The article didn't even state any opinion's as to why the PSP has "failed", it's just an article of what he/she thinks the PSP2 needs, and just based on that alone, obviously the article headline was made for hits and attention.
The handheld market has pretty much always been dominated by Nintendo (and probably always will be). There's been other handhelds that have fallen to the wayside, but with Sony's first try at the handheld market, they made their own impact with the PSP and the PSP has sold over 50 Million units... that is not a failure.
The PSP has not failed. 50 million units is not a failure. This article is BS.