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Good PSP games?
TrueHereticX
We are the future Charles, not them. They no longer matter.Sydney, AustraliaRegistered User regular
We are the future Charles, not them. They no longer matter.Sydney, AustraliaRegistered User regular
I travel alot, an hour to work each weekday and almost 4 hours on most weekends to go and see some of my friends
So i was wondering if any of you had any good suggestions for PSP games that would be worth buying?
I already have:
Burnout Legends
Marvel Nemesis
Ghost Rider
Medievil Resurrection
So i was wondering if any of you had any good suggestions for PSP games that would be worth buying?
I already have:
Burnout Legends
Marvel Nemesis
Ghost Rider
Medievil Resurrection
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Mega Man: Powered Up
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
Metal Gear Ac!d
Metal Gear Ac!d 2
Valkyrie Profile Lenneth
God of War: Chains of Olympus
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
Lumines
Me and My Katamari
Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness
Patapon
Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow
Wipeout Pure
Exit
Killzone: Liberation
Daxter
Metal Slug Anthology
Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters
Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX
Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles
Gradius Collection
Marvel Ultimate Alliance
X-Men Legends II
Ridge Racer
Tiger Woods PGA Tour
... And once again, I will reiterate that anyone who gets down on the PSP at this stage in the game is a complete dumb ass. I'm sure there are a number of titles I'm forgetting, even.
Downstream Panic--Awesomely fun puzzle game
Lumines--See Downstream Panic.
Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror/Logan's Shadow--Plenty of fun and a really well done translation of what essentially is a home console experience onto a portable device.
Wipeout Pulse--Unbelievable amounts of fun, pick up and play gameplay as well.
Hah, how could I forget War of the Lions when I've recently called it my favorite game? Everyone who has a PSP should have this.
My older brother already has FF Tactics, so i'm covered there. I'm desperately looking for M:UA and XML2 but can't seem to find them anywhere, so i'll have to put them on hold
And Castlevania Dracula X will be my next acquisition mainly because i fucking love that series and i play Chronicles on the PS1 every fucking day!
Edit: I'm also going to get Iron Man when it comes out, mainly cause i like the character and think flying around blowing shit up will be enjoyable
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Please do not buy Iron Man. Honestly, if the 360 demo is anything to go by... ho boy....
While I'm not advocating buying Iron Man, your comment does beg the question - why would the 360 demo have any bearing on how the PSP version will play? PS3/360 versions of games are almost always 100% different from the PSP/Wii/PS2 version.
It wasn't all that slow. I've had a PSP for... 3 years now (wow time flew) and I've never been lacking a good game to play on it. Good games have come out pretty steadily for the machine.
But yeah, it has a damn great library now.
I'd imagine that most of the budget and effort would go to developing the 360 version; if that's bad, the chance of the PSP version somehow being superior is pretty slim, I'd say.
Software development doesn't really work like that. Downports are usually farmed off to other groups in order to get them all out at the same time. It doesn't really matter that the 360 version is bad, since it has no bearing on the portable version.
Take Sonic 360, for example. Sonic and the Secret Rings was actually originally a farmed-out wii port of the PS3/360 game. It received a different budget and was handled by a different team, and ended up being great. Or how about the 2nd TMNT game... the Xbox/GCN/PS2 versions sucked, while the GBA version was one of the greatest beat'em ups in recent history.
Of course, Iron Man PSP might very well suck, since it's a movie license, but the 360/PS3 versions shouldn't really be used to judge how the PSP version will play.
Otherwise, most of what others have said (Especially the GTA games and Crisis Core).
I've been looking for Maverick Hunter but i cannot for the life of me find the darn thing
And i'll be getting Iron Man pretty much regardless, call it a guilty pleasure if you will (I already brought the action figure lol
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It is my understanding that you can get the PSX titles onto a PSP without a PS3.
* God of War: Chains of Olympus - a virtually PS2-quality iteration of God of War; best third person action game on the PSP
* Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops - this is a stealth action game in the Metal Gear Solid franchise, and it contains all the same great gameplay from the series you'd hope for. Story is a sequel to MGS3.
* Lumines - very addicting puzzle game that combines music and psychadelic graphics with puzzle gameplay
* Wipeout: Pulse - futuristic, high speed, arcade-style racing game
* Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions - it's a fantastic port of the first FFT with nice, stylistic new cutscenes
* Final Fantasy VII : Crisis Core - sort of a side-story type game in the Final Fantasy 7 universe, it's considered one of the best RPGs on the PSP
* Patapon - it's a hybrid of a music/rhythm game and an action/strategy game
* Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror - considered to be one of the best 3rd person action/shooter games on the PSP
* Killzone: Liberation - a great, action-packed, top-down third person shooter that requires both shooting as well as strategic and command (over team) skills
* Daxter - a side story of the PS2 Jak & Daxter games, this is a really good platforming/adventure game with the same quality of gameplay and humor and style of the PS2 jak games
* Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters - a side story of the PS2 Ratchet & Clank games, this is a really good action-shooting/platformer game with the same gun-toting/upgrading gameplay and humor and style of the PS2 ratchet games
* LocoRoco - LocoRoco is an innovative 2D platform/action game, this is a unique adventure game that involves tilting the levels to guide the characters through varying crazy worlds
* Mega Man Powered Up - excellent, expanded remake of MegaMan1 with a bunch of cool extra stuff
* Mega Man Maverick Hunter X - extremely good remake of MegaMan X1 with some extra stuff
* Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles - excellent remake of one of the best 16-bit Castlevanias, Rondo of Blood, but also includes Symphony of the Night as an unlockable
* Guilty Gear Judgment - basically Guilty Gear X2 #R, but portable. 'Nuff said.
* Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
* Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness
* Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
* Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
* Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max
Good compilation games:
* Sega Genesis Collection (also on PS2) - ton of classic Sega Genesis games, portable, easily mid-game saving
* Metal Slug Anthology (also on PS2 and Wii) - compilation of 7 metal slug games; classic arcade action
* Gradius Collection - collection of some older yet still classic Gradius shoot-em-ups (shmups)
* Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded (also on PS2) - collection of a bunch of truly classic and addicting Capcom arcade games
I love these threads now that I keep a text file containing recommendations for each platform. Now I can just copy and paste! (and add to the txt as more games come out)
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Ac!d or Ac!d 2?
Or is it wise to own both?
Also, is Dark Mirror better than L's Shadow? I can't remember
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You can, you can access the playstation store on your PC and transfer games that way.
But using the PSP with the PS3 is way cooler, since you can also play those games on the PS3. AND, on top of all that, you can pop a PSX game into the PS3, and then remotely play it on your PSP across the internet.
Also, certain games, like LAIR, can be played over the net from the PS3 using a PSP.
Also, slash - MGSPO is a SEQUEL to MGS3, but a prequel to the rest of the games. It's set a year-ish after MGS3.
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It's still a great game though, and the price is just awesome for the replayability.
Since then I have only seen the Original PO once, and didn't have any cash on me.
I really like the multiplayer on MGS:PO but I am so, so bad at it. Everyone just headshots me like it's nothing while I try to whittle their health down while being locked on to them.
Tales of Eternia. I'm playing through it right now and its a blast. If you can track down a PAL copy of it its all in english
Cause if that's the case i can import some of the rarer games from America
this is correct.
DJ Portable MAX 2.
It wants your soul
Must... Fight... It...
Disgaea is a lot more accessible and easier to play in doses.
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so fucking true.