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My brother offered me his psp, 128 mb stick, carrying case, twisted metal: head on, nba, metal gear: acid, and gretzky hockey for $180. I almost bought it but saw that there weren't really that many well priced games to buy for it declined and offered to sell it on ebay for him.
I would actually like to have a gameboy or ds over the psp.
If they would offer a decent RPG or even if Madden was of quality, I'm sure the PSP would do better, but it came up short.
I miss ceasar's bazaar :(
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Originally Posted by angomeka
The nomad can't really be considered a handheld in the true sense beacuse it was created to play genesis games after both systems were )or close to being) obsolete. It could also hook up to a TV and act as a mini genesis system that you could take with you on teh go. If anything, I would compare it to the Playstation 1 ultra portable consoles that came out mid way through the PS2's run as flagship console for Sony.
I remember when the PSP came out and everybody here (with a few exceptions) were high as a kite on this 400 dollar toy. Glad to see it come down in price but I thought it was rediculous back then, stupid little gameboy pffft... Don't mean to say I told you so, BUT I TOLD YOU SO Hah! :p
Soon you will see threads like this about the Xbox 360.
the PSPs biggest problem right now is lack of quality titles... kinda the same thing the xbox360 is going through currentyl.. but i feel that things will get better with time.... hell a new Katamari Damacy is coming to PSP http://psp.ign.com/articles/676/676083p1.html
and in my opinion the Katamari series is more "innovative" and "fun" than any of Nintendo's offerings of recent
The day I can play portable Katamari is the day I buy a PSP.
But the PSP only has one analog stick... Katamari Damacy with only one stick is just WEIRD.
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Originally Posted by Kamakazie
the DS has NO ANALOG stick.. i think mario kart, mario64, and metroid prime is just weird with no analog stick yet somehow it works on the DS