Yeah, our quality games list might be short, but
what we've got up there definitely deserves recognition. IGN's Best of 2005 awards is admittedly a little light on
variety, with most of the awards for the PSP going to Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Wipeout
Pure and Lumines, but SOCOM US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo gets a nod for Best Online Game, and
homebrewers get some much needed recognition by snagging the Best Developer award over SCE Liverpool and Rockstar
Leeds. We're also interested in IGN's decision to name the slow adoption of PSP features as their Biggest Surprise
awardee. In many ways, homebrewers have been the ones raising the bar for what can be done with the PSP, while all Sony
really seems to be interested in is supressing any far-reaching advancements just so they can make more money from
Memory Sticks and UMDs.The excitement for a console is at its highest during its first year of existence. We hope that the PSPs sophomore run isn't plagued with as much supression and thought-killing as the first year was.
