| HappySqurriel said: I could be wrong but the PSP's library seems pretty good for a home console system but misses why a lot of people owned portable systems in the first place. As such, I don't believe that it is appropriate to try to line up the system's games via genre to see which is the better portable system. |
Exactly. Where are the great pick up and play games for the PSP? There's not very many. The DS has everything from Brain Age to Nintendogs to Animal Crossing. You can spend an hour playing those games, or you spend 10 minutes, and feel satisfied either way. That can't be said for a GTA where you might need at least 30 minutes up to an hour to beat a tough mission. I love the kind of games the PSP, but I play them on consoles. I like that I can play the DS fifteen minutes before I go to bed and get satisfaction on what I accomplished. And I said this before the PSP was released, if someone has both a PS2 and a PSP and wants to buy some game that's available for both systems, 80 to 90 percent of the time they'll get the PS2 version. That's just the way it is.
