psp 2...

Is the PSP 2 really coming out?

no

i think sony is done with handhelds just like sega and others who failed to take nintendos market

they will turn their focus on to the phone market with psp brand name

appearently thats their plans

and even if psp 2 does get announced

it may cost 300-600

look at psp

250 , first ever 250 handheld
and how much further graphically can it go before pulling a ps3

-you know the scoop 600 same battery life due to graphics

etc

i think sony would not do good in my personal opinion i think psp is what shot sony from the thrown

not ps3

dispite selling 50 mill ,

sony spends more time with it then it did with ps3 in 2006-2007

, that cost them

no

i think sony is done with handhelds just like sega and others who failed to take nintendos market

they will turn their focus on to the phone market with psp brand name

appearently thats their plans

and even if psp 2 does get announced

it may cost 300-600

look at psp

250 , first ever 250 handheld
and how much further graphically can it go before pulling a ps3

-you know the scoop 600 same battery life due to graphics

etc

i think sony would not do good in my personal opinion i think psp is what shot sony from the thrown

not ps3

dispite selling 50 mill ,

sony spends more time with it then it did with ps3 in 2006-2007

, that cost them

mariokart64fan

I wouldn't buy it immediately. I'd wait for the library to build. It took me 5 years to finally get a PSP even though I wanted one for all of those 5 years. Takes time.

I wouldn't buy it immediately. I'd wait for the library to build. It took me 5 years to finally get a PSP even though I wanted one for all of those 5 years. Takes time.

LovePotionNo9

I will be first in line with mine. Cant wait.

yeah it was $250 when launched but it came with a case, memory stick, earphones, demos and a movie. It was well priced for at that time. And now they haven't failed to compete with Nintendo, take a look at how popular the PSP is in japan and it have great games and less shovelware.

soulreaper-4

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

yeah it was $250 when launched but it came with a case, memory stick, earphones, demos and a movie. It was well priced for at that time. And now they haven't failed to compete with Nintendo, take a look at how popular the PSP is in japan and it have great games and less shovelware.

ThePlothole

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

All these are examples of umpcoming garbage listed on Gamestop for the DS and these kind of garbage have been available since the early life of the DS.

My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console.

soulreaper-4

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console.

Granpire

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

yeah it was $250 when launched but it came with a case, memory stick, earphones, demos and a movie. It was well priced for at that time. And now they haven't failed to compete with Nintendo, take a look at how popular the PSP is in japan and it have great games and less shovelware.

ThePlothole

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

prolly gonna wait a while after it comes out. so the price goes down and stufffmacraze

heck YES!!! i'm SUPER excited for a PSP2! get the graphics a bit better since they already are on-par with PS2, make it a PS2.5 perhaps, give it a second analog stick/nub and um... i guess good games? i can't really thinkg of anything else to add. i personally like the digital-only way the PDPgo went, i just think SONY could have handled things much better i.e trade-in for existing customer's games and less expensive digital games than their physical counterparts. seriously though, what else could it have possibly done? the PSP2 just needs to get a stronger console and refine what SONY has already done well with it. if it's good, the sales will come.

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console.

Granpire

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"][QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

yeah it was $250 when launched but it came with a case, memory stick, earphones, demos and a movie. It was well priced for at that time. And now they haven't failed to compete with Nintendo, take a look at how popular the PSP is in japan and it have great games and less shovelware.

soulreaper-4

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

All these are examples of umpcoming garbage listed on Gamestop for the DS and these kind of garbage have been available since the early life of the DS.

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

Coolyfett

All these are examples of umpcoming garbage listed on Gamestop for the DS and these kind of garbage have been available since the early life of the DS.

My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console:

soulreaper-4

You do see this on a Sony console:

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

[QUOTE="ThePlothole"]

The only reason the PSP has less shovelware is because it's not the best selling.

bandicoot89

All these are examples of umpcoming garbage listed on Gamestop for the DS and these kind of garbage have been available since the early life of the DS.

I saw worse games than those on the ps2

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console:

ThePlothole

You do see this on a Sony console:

I'm talking about shovelware not great games like Spiro the dragon and movie games.

soulreaper-4

"Enter the Dragonfly" was not a great game. It was a disgrace to the series and to gaming in general. Scoring a 2.8 on GameSpot.

As far as I know the first two were not based on any movies. Though cheap movie tie-ins games can certainly qualify as shovelware IMO.

[QUOTE="soulreaper-4"]

My friend i don't want to be rude but you're plain wrong. Sony doesn't let developers bombard their system with shovelware. You don't see this on a sony console:

ThePlothole

You do see this on a Sony console:

ok look, I've got to set you straight. First off, the games you listed were all on DIFFERENT Sony systems, all the games the other guy listed were on the DS ONLY. Then you add in the fact that Spyro was not shuvelware but a bad title, and you have a terrible comeback post. There were many shuvelware titles released on all consoles, but when you compare these the ps2 vs the wii, guess who has more shuvelware the Wii. the psp vs the DS, DS is the King of Portable Shuvelware. It doesn't mean the PSP doesn't have it, it shows that it doesn't sell well on the PSP because the audience actually understands what they're buying.

ok look, I've got to set you straight. First off, the games you listed were all on DIFFERENT Sony systems, all the games the other guy listed were on the DS ONLY. Then you add in the fact that Spyro was not shuvelware but a bad title, and you have a terrible comeback post. There were many shuvelware titles released on all consoles, but when you compare these the ps2 vs the wii, guess who has more shuvelware the Wii. the psp vs the DS, DS is the King of Portable Shuvelware. It doesn't mean the PSP doesn't have it, it shows that it doesn't sell well on the PSP because the audience actually understands what they're buying.

DaAlienMan

"All on DIFFERENT Sony systems"? That's a bit of an exaggeration, since all but the last one was a PS2 title. I added that one only because it shows Sony openly supporting this kind of software.

Shovelware seems to generally be defined as something that is rushed to the market, with little regard for appearance and usability. As buggy as Enter The Dragonfly is, I'd argue that it qualifies.