QJ.NET · Posted Jan 21, 2008 at 01:57PM by Charles D.
There's nothing new with the basic theme of Gaia and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan's Coded Soul for the PlayStation Portable, which basically runs itself as another "monster capturing" game with fantasy RPG overtones. What makes it interesting is the flexible monster customization options you're given to modify your party. In some screenshots taken from Japanese website Famitsu, you can take a look at some of the various customization menus for the game. Read more in the full article!
Original Source: Famitsu (Japanese)
The numbers in parentheses are shipments.
• Giren's Ambition: Threat of Axis (PSP Mobile Suit Gundam): ~60,000
• L: The Prologue to Death Note (DS): ~6,000
• Coded Soul (PSP): ~5,000
• Major Wii (Wii): ~3,000
• Transformers (PS3): ~1,000
• Transformers (PS2): ~1,000
• The Onee Chanbara Revolution (Wii): ~1,000
Source: Sinobi (Japanese)
since 08 started PSP and DS have been Neck to Neck in japan.
where are all the people that said the PSP Fail?
They're still around saying the same things, albeit very wrong. I'm loving the hell out of Patapon, it's exceeding the high expectations I already had for it.
So you think that 2008 is all about consoles? Well check out these upcoming releases exclusive for the Playstation Portable and you'll see why the PSP is here to stay.
Yep back up sorry m8 shoulda seen it was a NeoGaf issue.
edit back on the topic
wow what a line up should give the ds a real run for its money good to see some decent rpgs this year2 Tho Im most stoked about the new monsterhunter.
Man Im going to need another full time job just to keep up with all the games this year.
ps Anyone see the new gow trailers looks better on the psp than it did on the ps2...
The Neogaf forums seem to be down so that's why the link isn't working.
Bugger
EDIT: Phew, seems to be working now.
Micro$haft will try coming out with thier version of a portable xbox, but like usual, it'll just turn into a portable xflop.
the rest of the year the PSP will be used for PSN games (PS1, PS2, PSN) and remote play
