[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"]

Uh, yeah, I think you might have a little trouble making a perfect glitch-free lag-free game too, if you had a userbase of millions swarming on it and playing it obsessively from day one, with many of them actively trying to find glitches to exploit right off the bat....

And no, BC2 has not been lag-free or glitch-free. Far from it.

finalstar2007

I mean it cant be that hard, their swimming with money right now, is it hard to fix these issues quickly? :( .. i still cant get why their not using dedicated servers for the consoles :( .. sigh.. as for BC2 dont know i could be wrong, i only played that game for like a week, its fun and didnt face any lags during the time i played it

[QUOTE="Sharpie125"]

Not at all. The reason people don't like COD coming out once a year is because there's been no fundamental changes to the formula since CoD4 (but even then, it still resembles Call of Dut 2 more or less).

We complain most about development time. Naturally, it takes time to create and innovate. But if they could release episodic content at a regular basis for a regular price and the game is just as good or better than the first entry into the series, I don't see why not. When I finish a game (in the rare instance that I do) there's nothing I want more than to wait for the next game. Anything to speed up that wait.

dog_dirt

[QUOTE="0rbs"]

[QUOTE="AL_GREEN"] As an iPhone owner im telling you gaming on it sucks. It's fun for around 10 minutes then you never want to play ever again.Richymisiak

As an iphone owner, i'd disagree with you.

as an Iphone owner, i'd agree with AL_GREEN

As an iPod touch owner I'd agree with 0rbs.

Im not to sure how good lost odyssey and blue dragon are but they are the only jrpgs i can think of which are worth mentioning on the 360 (i think)campzor

[QUOTE="wizardwd"]If I were you i would wait until early 2011 to make you're choice. The Nintendo 3DS hits NA next year and the games that are coming out for it seem great. Also, even if you don't want the 3DS, the launch of this new system will probably mean ether an official price drop on the DS, or stores giving you great deals to clear stock to put the 3DS on shelves. As for PSP, rumors of the PSP2 are brewing so again, the wait game is on. Also, it all depends on the games you want.GraveDigger571

What's the difference in games?

Both systems have great libraries. What you have to do is decide what you want. What's the genre you really love, is it RPGs, puzzle games, platformers, etc.

From what I've seen and read, the PSP's gameplay ressembles it's big brother's type of games such as : MGS: Peace Walker, Burnout Revenge, Wipeout Pure, SOCOM and God of War: Chains of Olympus.

As for the DS, it's big force is rallied under 3 main types of games: Puzzle, Adventure, RPG. From new IPs such as TWEWY, Elite Beat Agents and Picross 3D, to sequels of great series such as Pokemon, Professor Layton and Dragon Quest IX, and to remakes of great games like Chrono Trigger, you can't go wrong.

Also, you should consider looking at what are the upcoming games that interest you the most and then decide which system is best suited for you. And don't forget that scores aren't everything, its the experience that counts.

Small disclaimer, I do in fact on a DS and not a PSP.