I currently own both a fat and slim... hands down he slim is better, its lighter, smaller, has TV input/output, has faster load times, and much much more... and in stores right now is the core - black PSP, Daxter - silver PSP, and mabye (pretty sure its still out) the Starwars - white PSP...Flaming_Spoon

Don't forget faster.

Didn't your other topic mention reviews specifically?

Well, anyway. I feel the number of people online in an online game is important. More important in some than others, but important nonetheless. If no one's ever online, it can really suck the fun out of online play.

If a game is If it's not popular game, and nobody's playing it online, you're not going to have much fun online. If it's pointed out in a review that few people play it online, you can use that information. You can decide not to get the game because no one plays it online, or you can make sure your friends get it, so you have someone else to play with when no one else is playing it.

LordAndrew

I can understand the way you're thinking, but as far as I know professional reviewers should avoid giving non-constructive criticism. By that I mean the number of people online isn't something that can be changed though making the game different (as in a sequel). In fact, it's more dependant of the game's advertising, giving an unfair advantage to companies with a lot of money.

Also, like I said, it's a constantly changing variable. One reviewer can post a review complaining about the lack of people online, then people start organizing guilds and the number increases. Or in cases like Crysis, where a lot of people used to go online, but now it's getting hard to find any.

In case it's not clear, he's talking about reviews.LordAndrew

Not specifically.

I thought hotel dusk was only for ds.rogue_OGR3

Most modern adventure games no longer focus on object-hunting gameplay. Nevertheless, if you're looking for a good family-friendly adventure game (of which there's are very few of), consider picking up Syberia for the PC.

EDIT: Sorry, just noted you specifically requested one for the PSP. Well there's Hotel Dusk: Room 215, but it's not exactly family-friendly as far as I've read.

Eh, I kinda have a limited budget for PSP games. So far I'm planning to buy Daxter, Tekken, and MGS, although I'm not decided whether I should also buy Wipeout Pure or Burnout Legands. Which in your opinion is a better racing game? Which strengths does each have?