Traditional PS series that i'm missing on PSP

First of all, i don't think PSP games library is weak, but it certainly could be better, especially for a machine with the PlayStation logo on it (although the PS brand isn't what it used to be these days, but that's another story). Anyway, there's some traditional PS series that i'm missing on PSP, like Gran Turismo, Devil May Cry, Resident Evil, ICO/SOTC and Dark Cloud. I also think Maximo would be perfect on the PSP. But things are starting to improve, with the upcoming releases of Parasite Eve and Kingdom Hearts. Hopefully the PSP will still entertain us for some time until its successor.

What do you guys think?

http://www.gamespot.com/psp/action/devilmaycry/index.html?tag=result;title;4

gamespot has had this page up for a while on a devil may cry port but im not sure how solid it is anymore

as i said it before many times, ill say it again. i find it interesting that most people complain that no new good games are coming. ever considered that some good games are ALREADY out? im pretty sure most players dont have all games that they would want alreadydarkPSPfan

You certainly didn't read my post right. I never complained that no new good games are coming. I even start saying that i don't think PSP games library is weak. I just said that there's some traditional PS series that i'm missing on the PSP. This thread is not about the lack of good games on the PSP, but the absence of some series that are traditional on PS brand machines. There's a difference you know.

Give me Resident Evil and I'm happy!rodney130

A side story/spin-off with RE4 gameplay would be awesome.

we are missing a lot of great franchises Devil may Cry, Resident Evil, something from team ICO, Soul Calibur, don't know why this games haven't been made for the PSP. I also would like to see something like Zone of The Enders, or maybe Knights of the Zodiacpiranha_inc

Yes, that's another PS2 franchise that could see the light of the day on the PSP. I just remembered Xenosaga, Arc the Lad and Legaia.