Well, at least it's an improvement. I swear to god, though, that Sony's approach this generation is that games are an afterthought...*sigh*

Me. Totally. I love being myself in games. I just don't want to do the head rag to avoid looking like my longish hair is a comb-over. Leave it up to me to do the hair, huh?

You have to bear in mind, they're comparing 480i/p to, what, 1600X1200?

Those parental controls look pretty comprehensive. Nice.

Load times on a handheld are unacceptable. I do not want to spend a quarter of my transit to and from work waiting for my games to load. I see nothing wrong with game cards, and to me, the PSP was Sony's way of saying "Hey, check this out! This thing runs on cd's, too, but we don't call 'em cd's." The media format was a poor choice. They should have waited for other mediums to come down in price. I will likely never own a PSP, despite some of the good, unique titles it boasts, because it simply doesn't work in its market and it doesn't work the way a handheld should..

Jeff comes closest without going over. ;)

Hey, way to go Gamespot! This was a fantastic idea! Way to win points!

1: Final Fantasy Tactics (I've never played it the same way twice.) 2: Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (SOTN's great an' all, but this game has 5 different classes! SOTN? 2. 'Nuff said.) 3: Diablo II (Random Generation and skill trees, baby!) 4: Smackdown vs. Raw 2006 (I NEVER get tired of it, for some reason. Maybe it's all the CAWs I build...) 5: Hitman: Blood Money (When I'm done getting Silent Assassin on every stage on every difficulty, then I'll start trying to kill every NPC in every stage...HA! And you thought getting SA was hard...PSH!) ...and yeah, I didn't say Oblivion...it didn't last that long under my might... HA HA HA HA!