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andremop on 03 February 2010
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leatherhat said:
impur1ty said:
leatherhat said:
andremop said:
leatherhat said:
Light Yagami said:
I agree lolstopable. PSP doesnt have a Good library. Most of the games you can get it on home consoles. Sony failed on making a handheld.

Thats how all handhelds are, mini consoles. And psp has a great library 

No. They were that.

Now they are something else. Except the PSP.

The DS isn't any different from the psp. Console games on a smaller scale, having a touch screen doesn't change that fact.

 

This DS is so very difference from the PSP. Portable games for a portable system. Which home console has a touch screen?

What big DS game even utilizes the touchpad? I own almost 15 DS games and they all use normal controls.  The casual hits like nintendogs and brain age use them, but the "Core" games or however you want to call them don't

All games I have use the touch screen, some more, some less. There's probably some that don't use it, but they're not commom. And not just casual games use them majorly: metroid, mario 64, GTA, Zelda, Scribblenauts (imagine typing without them!), and many other "core" games use them a lot! Not to mention the great "casual" titles like Brain age, Professor Layton and Rhythm Heaven!

But ok, what other portable have 2 screens? What other portable you use the microphone for controls? It revolutioned portable gaming in it's core - controls. Not graphics. It was not a Gamecube 1,5. The PSP is a multimedia PS 1,5.  Being a multimedia device does nothing for gaming.