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DarkMaster · 04-12-2005, 03:44 PM

Well, some titles excluded from the PSP for being multi-console aren't exactly fair. Like Batman Begins will be coming to PSP and GBA, but the PSP version is going to be completely different than the GBA one. Not to mention, that even titles that are shared between the PSP and the DS usually end up being substantially superior on the PSP, for obvious reasons. In light of that, it doesn't make sense to break them down by exclusives.

However, there are a great amount of unlisted titles that will be shown for the PSP at E3. Titles like Makai Wars, Ys, Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, GTA, and a few others, there was about 7 or 8 titles like those on the list I received the other day.

I do, however, agree that the Nintendo DS lineup is overall superior. I mean, it depends on the type of gamer, because obviously someone is going to love the crap out of Kirby's Cursed Canvas, while someone else won't...

Point being, people who bought a DS for the type of games it has to offer are going to be happy, and people who bought a PSP for the type of games it has to offer will be equally happy.

04-12-2005, 03:44 PM	#19
DarkMaster I am not a smart person DarkMaster is offline Now Playing: Life Posts: 3,363	Re: Handhelds E3 Exclusives Well, some titles excluded from the PSP for being multi-console aren't exactly fair. Like Batman Begins will be coming to PSP and GBA, but the PSP version is going to be completely different than the GBA one. Not to mention, that even titles that are shared between the PSP and the DS usually end up being substantially superior on the PSP, for obvious reasons. In light of that, it doesn't make sense to break them down by exclusives. However, there are a great amount of unlisted titles that will be shown for the PSP at E3. Titles like Makai Wars, Ys, Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, GTA, and a few others, there was about 7 or 8 titles like those on the list I received the other day. I do, however, agree that the Nintendo DS lineup is overall superior. I mean, it depends on the type of gamer, because obviously someone is going to love the crap out of Kirby's Cursed Canvas, while someone else won't... Point being, people who bought a DS for the type of games it has to offer are going to be happy, and people who bought a PSP for the type of games it has to offer will be equally happy.