Thats the problem, I'd rather be playing a fun or silly game on my bus ride, 1 that I can shut off anytime. For example pokemon or mario, those games are just fun. I mean try playing something like a "hardcore" game on the psp. Most likely I will get angry, and it wont be a 60 buck controler I'm breaking, it'll be a 180 dollar(or whatever) pspTrendkill6 said:
Yeah and the kinda of games (FPS, TPS) that are popular on the 360 never translated well to the psp...although that might be caused by the psp having one analog stick.pimppeter2 said:
Goldbling said:
Well, if I remember correctly, they never did do well in the hardware department. And I feel that this new handheld would be riddled with errors and flaws, so I'd never buy it considering I already have a PSP.Jsnoopy said:
I'm not saying they should make one, I'm saying PC's are where Microsoft excels. Mac's have compatibility issues and usually have crap graphics cards, they also cost a lot, you could build a really nice gaming rig for the same price as a mac book pro and just get really good virus/spy/malware protection, like me I have VIPRE virus, ST spyware, and malwarebytes malware protection, and they don't slow down performance either. Also seeing as hardware in computers doesn't come from Microsoft when you say hardware I assume you mean the 36o, in witch case you're right, but they did release a year early, if they waited they could have built a much better system.Pendragon9 said:
That's what I'm saying. A portable doesn't work with their strengths. They need top of the line hardware to run Windows without errors, and 360 owners everywhere are happy to have a warranty, if you get what I mean. A portable device can't handle their software without trouble and will meet a dead end. Which is why I have a feeling people will foolishly buy it if it has a warranty.Goldbling said:
