PSP Castlevania

Pretty neat:

http://www.gamespot.com/psp/action/c...om_clk=topslot

They are releasing that Dracula-X Rondo of Blood PC Engine title that never came to North America. The 3D visuals look good for a 2D game.

Yeah, and the game includes the original Dracula X as well as Syphony of the Night. Thats two of the best Castlevania games together in one, along with a remake of the best classic-style Castlevania. I'm excited.

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Originally Posted by Kamakazie

Yeah, and the game includes the original Dracula X as well as Syphony of the Night. Thats two of the best Castlevania games together in one, along with a remake of the best classic-style Castlevania. I'm excited.

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Damn I didn't know it also included Symphony?

Guess I gotta pick up a PSP now...lol.

I have been meaning to get one, but there weren't any must have games for it....now there is.

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Originally Posted by mr_oh_so_ice

Damn I didn't know it also included Symphony?

Guess I gotta pick up a PSP now...lol.

I have been meaning to get one, but there weren't any must have games for it....now there is.

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I definitely wouldn't say this alone makes the system worthwhile, but if you look at other things like the Megaman remakes, Lumines, Wipeout Pure, LocoRoco and the Valkyrie Profile port, it becomes a good choice :)

And of course, if you can downgrade it and flash a custom firmware, you have access to homebrew and PSX emulation.

If you REALLY want to get a PSP, I would suggest finding one under $200, because its definitely not worth more than that.

please let this get ported to ds

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Originally Posted by sublim21

please let this get ported to ds

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DS gets the new games, PSP gets the ports. Its the way of the world.

Sigh...
This would be the only reason why I would ever consider buying a PSP...and I really don't want one! :(

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Originally Posted by Kamakazie

I definitely wouldn't say this alone makes the system worthwhile, but if you look at other things like the Megaman remakes, Lumines, Wipeout Pure, LocoRoco and the Valkyrie Profile port, it becomes a good choice :)

And of course, if you can downgrade it and flash a custom firmware, you have access to homebrew and PSX emulation.

If you REALLY want to get a PSP, I would suggest finding one under $200, because its definitely not worth more than that.

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LocoRoco FTW!!! I love that game. Thar ain't nothing better than toyin with a gellatenous blob!

I have a DS, and I like it. My brother has a PSP and currently is running the PSX emulation, and playing Symphony, and Metal Gear Solid. Lol, even though though he has both for his PS1 anyways.

I'd probably like a PSP has a portable device to kick around at home though...MP3 and video playback seems cool....

Wait, so the PSP is still around? I thought it was a piece of garbage that should have been immediately returned to the store in exchange for a DS.

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Originally Posted by commanderkeen

Wait, so the PSP is still around? I thought it was a piece of garbage that should have been immediately returned to the store in exchange for a DS.

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Hmmm...sure you're not thinking of the nGage? ;)

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Originally Posted by AstroCreep

Hmmm...sure you're not thinking of the nGage? ;)

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That too.

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Originally Posted by commanderkeen

Wait, so the PSP is still around? I thought it was a piece of garbage that should have been immediately returned to the store in exchange for a DS.

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Freddy? Is that you?

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Originally Posted by Fig

Freddy? Is that you?

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Nope, I just don't like the PSP. If I was Freddy I would have said something like "Remember the war of 1812? I pwn nubs in Hospital map of AA"