Sony reveals more titles for PSP Favorites, new Marcus PSP TV spot

@Assmar *before I do. #GILF

@Assmar

Gross...

@Lerkero

It's just an advertisement, no need to get worked up over it. They're not hating on Apple for anything, just trying to say that the iPhone isn't built specifically for gaming like the PSP is. Albeit in a more aggressive manner.

I'd imagine that Tetris wasn't a priority on their list. Even my calculator can play Tetris, so they have a lot of free competition over it. Anyway, since they focus on more computationally intensive games as the main feature of the PSP, I think it's regrettable but understandable that other features aren't pushed as much.

@Lerkero

I feel the same way! Not to say that Sony has a bad service, but when it comes to support for the PSP there sort of late in the game. There is so much that the PSP is capable of. I really look foward to the PSP2 in hopes that Sony will there game up and improve there service and game support at the same time listen to there consumer fanbase. If Sony were to do this they could be at par in sales with DS and no have to worry about Apple.

*Step your game up*

@(Unverified)

I just just noticed the errors I made on my post, especially this one

and no have to worry about Apple.

I can hear Marcus saying *Step your game up* right now!

@Ezio Auditore da Firenze
Same. I just picked up a PSP last weekend too, so it's good timing for me.

@Ezio Auditore da Firenze

Medal of Honor: Heroes is well worth $10.I still play that game, best FPS on the PSP IMHO.

@TeddyNYC

Got a feasible solution for the next hardware? I ask this because obviously you have the answers, kind of. Except for a few key points. Be sure to follow along.

1. PSP in many regions is still doing well. Getting PSP owners to PAY for the games they play is a whole other challenge and one which hit DS pretty hard too.

2. 3DS is still in spec mode, nothing is set in stone, and it might be wiser to see where the hardware and focus is REALLY going to go. After all, will Nintendo finally treat their online service as something beyond a joke? Early interviews say yes, but we've seen those interviews twice before.

3. The graphical leap from a PSP to a 3DS is essentially the equivelant of jumping from a PS2 to a Wii. Right now, graphically, PSP is fine and they would be much better served to see how the changing market conditions will go.

4. Launch PSP2 right before 3DS? Are you beyond stupid, son? If Nintendo goes into a March launch, PSP's old launching pad, Sony has more breathing room. We know a PSP2 is in the works, plan and simple fact. But showing AFTER Nintendo and launching BEFORE is just asking for Sega Saturn 2.0.

@SheppyReturns

PSP doing well!?!

Where did I say Sony should launch the PSP 2 before the 3DS ?!? I just said Sony knows 2011 is the year the PSP 2 must arrive. I wish they had made an announcement in June like Nintendo, but they were probably afraid they would lose sales to kids like Marcus who don't know better. Well, at least Marcus gets paid by Sony to act like the PSP is all that, even if it's not. Like I said in my previous post, maybe a partnership with Google using the Andriod platform will revive Sony's portable gaming platform.

@TeddyNYC

3rd Birthday, and GoW: Ghost of Sparta.. Must haves. And coming this year, and next.

@TeddyNYC

I don't think we'll be seeing a PSP2 until late 2012, fall. I used my magic 8 ball. Besides, who is complaining about the games really maturing on the system? What's wrong with a longer life cycle? I remember when I thought Wipeout Pulse was a great looking, great playing game.

Look at what we have today. I play my PSP every day and I use every function on the thing. Is the frequency of new games that cater to my tastes meet my expectations on the PSP? No. As a matter of fact it's just as bad as my Wii with respect to titles catering to my tastes, however my PSP allows me to do more, play games of high quality and have it's own classics online to download.

When the successor comes though, it's going to be worth the wait.

@thinkthis
Actually, I like the PSP, as do many others. PSP is great tech that SOMEHOW competes technically with the latest iPhone. I mean you want a point of shame, many PSP games look better, on five year old hardware, than a whole lot of iPhone games. It seems only really Carmack is looking at the iPhone for what it can do instead of "what's been done on Newgrounds" for their game designs.