01-05-2005, 09:28 PM
Wow, thats a very interesting insight, but its all to do with taste i suppose! For starters i know many people wont be agreeing with your fact on which has the better games, especially on launch! Fell the Magic XX/XY (Or Project Rub as us europeans know it as), Bullshit, are you kidding me? Its the best dam game ive played in a while and its so dam addictive! Then you've got games like Super Mario (The reason so many people have most likely bought a DS! lol), & Warioware (You've got something against mini games havent you?). Plus on top of that, theres over 200 games still in development! I dont know how many the PSP has, but with 200 games, i'm sure theres something everyones gonna like in there!
With Gameplay, it depends how you look at it. Again, you've chosen the worst example in Metroid Prime: Hunters. The demo i played sure didnt really want to make me play the full version because the controls were so weird, and you'd need an extra arm to play it properly, but with other games like Project Rub, its the best way to play, and i very much look forward to seeing great touch sensitive features in games like Pokemon
With the PSP controls, its exactly the same as a PS2, so its nothing new at all really, its much easier instead, just to buy a PS2 (Cheaper anyways), and play it on a big screen!
Theres two sides to every story. The PSP definately has a few reasons to be bought, but that definately doesnt mean the DS doesnt!
With Gameplay, it depends how you look at it. Again, you've chosen the worst example in Metroid Prime: Hunters. The demo i played sure didnt really want to make me play the full version because the controls were so weird, and you'd need an extra arm to play it properly, but with other games like Project Rub, its the best way to play, and i very much look forward to seeing great touch sensitive features in games like Pokemon
With the PSP controls, its exactly the same as a PS2, so its nothing new at all really, its much easier instead, just to buy a PS2 (Cheaper anyways), and play it on a big screen!Theres two sides to every story. The PSP definately has a few reasons to be bought, but that definately doesnt mean the DS doesnt!