Elysian Shadows

It's about time too. Looks like Nintendo did nothing but bluff and promise things that just haven't happened. I played DJ Yoshi's PSP today at lunch, and this is the end of the DS. Stupid Nintendo, tried to convince gamers it actually had a chance.

First of all, the PSP is sexy. Just damn sexy, period. The screen is so big and nice. The graphics rival approximately Dreamcast and PS2. It already makes the DS look graphically obsolete. As if just to rub it in the DS's face, the PSP can hold 14 DS carts in one of them little mini-discs and has a multiplayer range of 4 times as far as the DS.

Not to mention the PSP already has more games than the DS has since its launch. The PSP has some goods out already. The DS had one freakin' game. That game was a port of something almost a decade old now. Then there was Wario Ware Touched which was nice, but just not full game material.

I'm sorry for all of you that wasted so much money on a DS. It's over. It really and truly is.

I agree whole heartedly. And about Wario Ware Touched..... I beat it in less then an hour. Truely pathetic.

My friend had it and I played it. I'm not hating or anything as I'm personally a pretty big Wario Ware <anything> fan. But c'mon, they could make them longer and/or add a storymode or some sort of other gameplay.

what else can the PSP do besides games music and movies? I heard about it playing PSX discs...but thats not true is it?

basically...what can the PSP do?

What I'm pissed off about is that Sony's spending too much time making systems that play music and movies. I've read at least 20 reveiws on the PSP, and none of the articles I read had anything about PSP games. Just movies and music. If Sony wants to start making money, I suggest that they move to handheld machines that DON'T play games (Just music and movies).

as i mentioned in one of my other posts, have any of you seen one accually working? the first thing i noticed (besides it's amazingly beautiful appearance ) is the framerate! gaa! it makes me think of this computer i am using now. 8mb integrated gfx card!

I saw it on TV and the framerate didn't look too bad.

Wilson_industries wrote:as i mentioned in one of my other posts, have any of you seen one accually working? the first thing i noticed (besides it's amazingly beautiful appearance ) is the framerate! gaa! it makes me think of this computer i am using now. 8mb integrated gfx card!

4mb actually.

your telling me that this computer is only 4????!?!?!?!? crap! and it has the integrated sound. wow. think it's time for an upgrade

Thought you were talking about the PSP. It has a 4 mb graphics chip.

well still. that is half the worthlessness of this computer. HALF! wow. this is like the day when my dad got a pocket pc that surpassed the speed of our computer at the time.

Is integrated sound when the computer has no sound card, it just creates the sounds itself or something?

Is integrated sound when the computer has no sound card, it just creates the sounds itself or something?

yeah, the computer uses the cpu to do the sound instead of passing it to a *soundcard*, it just uses more system resources. i can't play leiro with sound..

Getting back on topic:

I don't necessarily think the DS is dead. They could still make cards (what the games are stored on, for those of you who've been living in caves for the past 4 months) that contain movies and TV shows. I'm basically sticking up for it since I've been a Nintendo loyalist since I was 5, but this is really something I think Nintndo'd do if the competition got fierce enough. They've got tons of games that are planned to be released this year, some which look really good. I'm not dissing the PSP, since it does look amazing, but think. Ninteno, besides Atari and some consoles that never made it, was the first to start making games.