The original Super Famicom Clock Tower is way scarier than most of these, which is quite a feat for a sprite-based game. Also, the fact that it's a point-and-click game makes it really nerve-racking when a scissorman pops out of nowhere and you have to get your character to escape behind some door.

"you know it saddens me how everyone is soo down on sony--you people need to realize that sony has helped out the video gaming world so much--when they released the ps1--they made gaming fully 3-d as to where sega saturn -which was released at the time of the ps1--was just 2.5 -as if they were going to milk it out before the next sega system came out to be full 3-d--" Okay, first off, learn to punctuate. You typed "2.5," so I know the period key on your keyboard is working properly, and the way you've done things here, it looks like one long, painful-to-read sentence. Secondly, Sega was doing full 3D on their arcade hardware since the Genesis days, and Nintendo had some 3D games as well, thanks to the SuperFX chip. "if you guys hate sony so much--hate nintendo for it--they were the reason why sony got into the videogame industry in the first place---" And who was it that snuck a clause into their contract with Nintendo that said they would have complete control over all game content? Was it...? Yes, I think it was... Sony! "comparing the ds to the psp is like comparing the sega genesis to the xbox360--it just isnt feasable" Heh. Exaggerate much? More like comparing something that's a little better than an N64 to something that's a little better than a Dreamcast. But you're right, the PSP has more processing power, which makes it great for watching movies and playing GTA. For good games in many genres with close to zero load time, you have to get a DS. Sony has pretty much carved out a name for itself in one respect. They make pretty toys, and if you want to play with them, you have to play by Sony's rules. Buy Betamax, buy Memory Sticks, buy BluRay, buy MiniDiscs, listen to ATRAC audio, and don't dare mess with the firmware or buy a foreign market console.

Wow, good idea. Put the video out on the BOTTOM of the unit, and opposite the AC adapter port. It's a little comforting in a way though, because it reminds me that we can still depend on Sony to take good ideas and make them completely suck.