Bobtheduck wrote:
I'm getting a new PSP, come september... I need to have the TV outputs! That is the biggest thing my PSP is missing, honestly... The longer battery life, reorganized buttons (it looks like start and select are in a better place, now...) and smaller size are ok, but Oh, man, I finally have a portable video player that completely matches up with the iPod video... Bigger screen, comparable battery life (with the new model) and TV output...
The silver PSP is cool... It's about time they get other colors in the US... I'd rather see, ya know, COLORS than silver and black, but it's a start...
ShatterheartArk wrote:I loved the MGS4 Trailer. I love it more when I shut it off around 4 minutes in. Way too much shown of the Raiden Vamp thing. They wasted 3 minutes of trailer, that some of us fans have been waiting a really friggen long time for...for what? Some Capoera? Blah. I still am going to get a PS3 and MGS4...but this trailer was a bit of a let down.
Link Antilles wrote:Not sure how I feel about that Killzone 2 trailer exactly. On the one hand, the visuals were pretty impressive for a game in this stage, but on the other hand, it's Killzone. It's hard for me to get excited about another "three-color-post-apocalyptic" looking game. Almost like I was with Gears of War, I'll probably play it when it's released, but I'm not really waiting on it.
Bobtheduck wrote:Sony is, of course, allergic to good news, so the 60 gig phase out had to come around... Making Microsoft's the best lingering flavor...
Alexander wrote:Well, in my opinion, the 7th generation overall seems like it's going to be hard for all "hardcore" gamers. The Xbox 360 is unappealing to me for it's hard ware failures, the PS3 has no games I'm interested in and it's too expensive, and the Wii while my first choice will be suffering from a lack of complete focus on my type of gaming.
Maybe it's time I go off to buy some legacy systems eh?
MasterDias wrote:Non necessarily. While it's true that we will likely see a number of games geared towards casual gamers, I'd assume that most of Nintendo's established series will still be heavily geared towards their traditional audience. Keep in mind that most of the anticipated Wii games still haven't come out yet. Metriod Prime 3: Corruption, Super Mario Galaxy, Fire Emblem: Goddess of Dawn, and Super Smash Bros. Brawl all hit later this year.
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:XD I thought Microsoft did good in this round!
Alexander wrote:Besides, while others might disagree with me, the amount of third-party games coming out this year are too yummy for me to pass.
Seppuku wrote:what about MySims? thats a third party exclusive. that looks awesome XD
As for Nintendo, E3 gave off the vibes they care very little about the hardcore games... Metroid, Smash Brothers, Mario galaxy... Nothing else was even mentioned...
Seppuku wrote:True there is also Manhunt 2, while controversial should be well produced for the action fans.
and for fighting fans there is the new clash of the ninja along with bleach which i here is excellent on the wii.
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (It's both a Sega and Nintendo fanboys dream for this game to exist. Not to mention the memories of the 16-bit war between the two)
I mean, to be honest, when a console is about to beat the Xbox 360 in total sales, where are third-parties going to go?
Nate wrote:Ah, but you forget one important factor: Halo 3. Expect 360 sales to go through the roof when that game is released.
Seppuku wrote:but Wii hasn't even stopped selling out. Plus you all know SSBB will immortalize Wii for a whole 2 more generations of college students.
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