[QUOTE="alextherussian"]I try to make sure there are no empty beers cans in the general vicinity every few days...forza420

And Pringle cans. :o

-Wipes finger across monitor-.... I'll brb. :P

[QUOTE="nosedive7"]

Yeah hopefully it changes for the better like more gameplay than cut scenes for starters.

II_Seraphim_II

Well to be fair, the original MGS only had 3 hours of actual gameplay, yet it was spread across 2 discs, due to the excessive amount of cutscenes.

Lightning Bolt Action. :lol: Kojima, LET IT DIE. Please.

[QUOTE="RiddleMeThat"]

[QUOTE="LastRambo341"] I don't think its considered "last gen" since the PSP is stronger than all handheld consoles before it. But yes, the PSP's power is in the range of the PS1 and PS2LastRambo341

Dude, it's basically a PS2. The PS2 is last gen. While the DS might be technically outdated, it's touch screen, dual screens ect, make for a much fresher experience then the PSPs Year 2002 feel.

Sorry, I don't think I'm getting my views across properly. :P The PSP FEELS last gen. If I wanted to play last gen type games, I'd play them on my PS2. The DS does something which you can't get anywhere else. It brings something new to the table. The PSP does nothing new, and in my opinion, felt extremely stale even when it was first released.

metal gear peace walker will own everything on nds that will be a fact

in the beginning i wouldve said yea the ds was better then the psp but now ever since 2008 it has a better library of games it just needs more jrpgs

coltgames

If it's anything like Portable Ops, no thanks. :lol: That game sucked hard. Zelda: Phantom Hourglass >>>>>>>> The entire PSP library. Fact.

[QUOTE="RiddleMeThat"]

NDS: Features truely innovative games. Awesome ideas, touchscreen, ect.

PSP: A nerfed PS2 experience.

Lets see. A brand new way of playing games vs last gen games.

LastRambo341

Dude, it's basically a PS2. The PS2 is last gen. While the DS might be technically outdated, it's touch screen, dual screens ect, make for a much fresher experience then the PSPs Year 2002 feel.

NDS: Features truely innovative games. Awesome ideas, touchscreen, ect.

PSP: A nerfed PS2 experience.

Lets see. A brand new way of playing games vs last gen games.

[QUOTE="Vaasman"]

The Witcher.

I'm sure I'm the only one with this opinion but I found this game's gameplay and voice acting terrible.

the-obiwan

-Notices the Squall icon in your sig- :roll: It's called opinions. I found Dragon Age Origins to be possibly the most mundane game I've played this gen, yet people love it.

If all else fails, I guess you can download a gfx mod for PC after release then tout screens of it in SW saying that your version is the best. :P

Mystic-G

Yeah but, what made Crysis impressive was standing ontop of a hill, with the entire level laid out infront of you, with a seamingly endless draw distance. NOW, if you can be perched ontop of a skyscraper.... :shock: