I would rather have a two way approach. I would like the game to come out in downloadable format but also have a hard copy version. Make the downloadable one cheaper because you gut out the middle man and there you have it, everyone can have the best of both worlds.james007_14

I concur. This is the best approach to the downloaded game dilemma.

If you're in Ontario, go to Canada Computers. Thier prices for memory cards are usually the lowest, aside for one-off sales from big box companies.

I purchased my copy brand new from Play-Asia for $18 (after shipping). You should re-consider getting it shipped, as it costs half the price as Wal-Mart is advertising it for.

If you're really desperate, RE, RE2 and RE3 are all available as PSOne Classics on PSN Japan. Hope you know your Japanese well enough.

Wow...way to bump up a two year old plus thread. lol.

Download it from PSN Japan.

Otherwise, keep dreaming. Sqaure has yet to release a single PSOne Classic on PSN North America.

I don't mind the UMD, but the PSP 2 should do ANYTHING before going all download, which is the way they've been leaning (ahem, PATAPON 2. I agree flowersjf. Nice name by the way. :) ) My suggestion for the PSP 2 would be to have 2 control sticks that aren't as delicate as the one on the PSP, (duh) and use a full disk slot, about the size of a DVD. Then, it should be able to play DVDs and PS 1 games straight from the disk, and maybe PS 2 games if it's powerful enough. Something like that would not only rocket the PSP 2 past anything Nintendo could dish out, but it would attract people who just want a good portable DVD player as well. Sony's profits would skyrocket, retailers would be happy because they're still selling a physical product, and there isn't a portable gamer alive who wouldn't like the system. It's pure genius. :P

Looky here:

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