stay with what you have. The psp go is too expensive, in my opinion, fugly, and there's the whole UMD thing.
I will have to disagree with everyone about the PSP not working without UMD's. If the PSP2 used only digital distribution, I think it could work, since it has worked out so well for the iPod Touch. The PSP2 would, of course, have higher standards I hope. The app store is kind of broken since it doesn't divide apps by quality.
I would love for them to enter the handheld market. It is about time Nintendo had some real competition on the handheld market :P
ghost392
They do its the Ipod Touch but I would love to see the big 3 fight for 2nd and 3rd and hopefully Nintendo gets the reality check of last place because they have been talking down every other handheld and killed the ngage like ps2 killed the dreamcast
..... did you just compare the n-gage to the dreamcast? They are like polar opposites when it comes to game quality in their markets. But yeah, more competition is good. I think nintendo is getting really, really complacent. The psp was a breath of fresh air in it's prime. Good original, and ported ip's that just don't ever work for some reason on the DS. I have a feeling the next DS will dominate still, since it still targets the same people who were fascinated by touch screens and motion control, which is alot of people. Nevertheless, I think the handheld battle will remain between nintendo, apple, and sony in distant third place (except japan).
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Yeah the writers try way to hard to be funny. Although some jokes once in awhile are pretty funny. But their far between. Such a shame, The Simpsons use to be on of the funniest shows on tv. :( I wouldn't say they try hard at all. They want to be like family guy way too much though. Not to mention the simpsons and futurama are chock full of stupida$$ political messages now. King of the Hill never got completely unfunny, and fox killed it because it wasn't as popular. Probably for the best, since britney murphey died afterwards, but still, it was the better show and that's more apparent every day.
I love me some old Atari like Lunar Lander, but the best stuff in the game room I can play for free on Atari's own website. I guess if you don't have internet access the game room could be useful?
http://www.atari.com/arcade/arcade_large.php
dlindenb2000
lol, I get the joke, because game room requires internet, right?
Both of these games are really tempting, it makes me want to punch myself in the face for not having gamefly.
Metro was only 50$ new at the start though, and you could probably find it for even less now used. So if anybody like me has to worry about money, that would be my choice. It looks like a really good game, like if Fallout 3 had taken place in Moscow, except grittier.
Judging by the games you're hoping for, Tekken 3, Hydro Thunder, etc, the Game Room isn't exactly what you think it is. This is for retro, and I mean retro gaming. Pre-NES. Atari 2600, Intellivision. Maybe eventually some old arcade classics, but even games like Pacman and Galaga are already available in the XBLA. The types of games from 1 or 2 gens back that you're looking for are the types of games that would be released in XBLA.DJ_Magneto
Well a game released in 1990 would be 20 years old now, can't they at least get some sega genesis/master system stuff? Nintendo got the game selection right with the virtual console. And even if they are going for the OLD-OLD stuff, couldn't they at least get something better than outlaw?
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