Evil Inside

Where are the links to the PSP demos that PSPfanboy used to have?

Great news! I loved the first game and this one will hopefully deliver more of the same twisted action!

Can the GPS addon from Japan or Europe be used in the USA? I really want this device and I'm willing to import it if Sony doesn't plan on releasing it on this side of the pond.

If the remote jack is different, will all current accessories that use the jack (remotes, audio stations, etc) be obsolete and un-usable once the new PSP is released?

That's a pretty decent price for a 1080p display of that size. If you are a satellite subscriber like me, it's probably a decent enough set, but I don't think any signals are being broadcast over satellite (is the USA) any higher than 720p or 1080i so you probably won't get the best signal the set can display.

For gaming, you'll need the Playstation 3 for 1080p since the Xbox 360 maxes out at 720p and 1080i, so Xbox 360 owners (like me) would only get 1080p if they have the HD-DVD addon drive. So I'm still undecided if these displays are worth investing in.

It would be nice if there was 1 standard resolution that every TV set,set-top box, game console and DVD/DVR player followed. But then this wouldn't be America would it?

Nice! I loved the first one, I'll be all over this.

Cool, more unique titles. This is exactly what the psp needs.

Jet Moto was a really fun game, but where are the games like Loaded, Colony Wars, Resident Evil and Silent Hill? Those titles would rock on the PSP.

To #3:

Just because the game was released 10 years ago, doesn't mean it doesn't deserve a review. Any game that carries a pricetag deserves a review. What if the PSP's controls make a game that was highly reviewed 10 years ago totally unplayable? There's $6 out the window.

I think it's a great idea to release these games for the PSP. I'm just waiting for a way to buy the games directly from the PSP without the need for a PS3 or a Windows PC.

I would imagine the reason for such low numbers of people getting HD sets to watch tv shows in HD can be directly related to how many people use DVRs and the web to watch their favorite TV shows.

TV watching habits are greatly changing with the advent of internet video, DVRs and download services such as iTunes and now Xbox Live.

TV viewers have been given the ablity to watch TV whenever they want, not when the network decides they should watch it.