What made you get a PSP?

What were the main points of your interest to getting a PSP?

• Got bored with current gen.
• Great JRPG library
• Old game ports remastered
• Convenient to get straight into gaming

was this supposed to be a poll? anyways i really loved the games and the multi media advantage of it over the ds, i love my ds but didnt get one until late in the game. wipeout and some other RPG that reminded me of gauntlet legends that you could play with a friend off one umd

Games like Jean D'arc, Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles, Star Ocean 1 & 2, Hammerin Hero, PS1 games, etc. Also, figured, why not.

Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep & Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII. I wanted to play them.

was this supposed to be a poll? anyways i really loved the games and the multi media advantage of it over the ds, i love my ds but didnt get one until late in the game. wipeout and some other RPG that reminded me of gauntlet legends that you could play with a friend off one umd

Djmaster214

Crisis Core and GoW Chain of Olympus.

I wanted from the time it came out, but the pushing point was when Birth by Sleep came out so I got my psp a month before it was released last year.

That you could download PlayStation games is what sold me on it. Ironcially, I still haven't bought a PlayStation game for it yet. I had though PSP games were all watered-down PS2 games and wasn't much interest. It turns out I was horribly wrong.

I can't remember why I originally bought it, but I know that I wanted to play Powerstone on it as well as some other games. I actually haven't bought many games for it, but I do have games that I love and ones that don't interest me anymore which will end up being sold at some point.

It's the most popular handheld in my country.

I've always loved handheld gaming, and I was really interested in the idea of carrying Playstation games around with me. I loved my PSP back in 2007 and I still do (though I have a different one now).

What were the main points of your interest to getting a PSP?

• Got bored with current gen.
• Great JRPG library
• Old game ports remastered
• Convenient to get straight into gaming

enz2

This link explains everything about Coolyfett & the PSP

http://www.gamespot.com/users/Coolyfett/show_blog_entry.php?topic_id=m-100-25709710

Coolyfett definately got his moneys worth from the system.

[QUOTE="riou7"][QUOTE="rawsavon"]Can't be discussed here other than saying I love the hardware. ...also, I love retro games >_>rawsavon

I just wanted to make my position clear is all (you did not say anything I felt was accusatory).rawsavon

I think it is becase my brother has it. After I played it, I think it is awesome!!!

Maybe the popular gaming is reason,too

Metal Gear GoW Final Fantasy......and so on

I was getting tired of my DS. I wanted to try something different, so I bought a PSP.

Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep and FFVII Crisis Core caught my attention for it

For me it was console gaming anywhere

Some of my fav series on psp are coded arrms,resistance,god of war,need for speed,spiderman,star wars,star trek,tony hawk,tom clancy like spinter cell.

Idea of playing PS2 like games on the go. I was dissapointed.

Tekken Dark Resurrection....no lie. :P

I mean, mind you have other games since then; but my original reason for buying mines--over 5 yrs ago--was to full my Tekken need on a portable scale. And it still IS one of my favorite PSP titles. :)

I never intended to get a PSP at all since I was already pretty content with Wii/DS. Then Taiko no Tatsujin Portable DX drove me so far off the edge I had to get one. Not just my favorite rhythm series, it's almost the best of the bunch IMO :)

Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep. That's pretty much it.

Dissidia Final Fantasy and later on Dissidia Duodecim.

Never did I regret it the slightest just for this two games.

A portable Playstation 2. Well the PSP wasn't quite a portable PS2. But to be able to play Playstation games on the go was the selling point for me. At the time a handheld Disc based gaming machine was a huge deal. Plus I was going on a journey to Montreal so Videogames were a must.