Gamervision writes:
"The original just felt like it was trapped in between a simulation and an arcade racer. This uncomfortable spot lead to gameplay issues that were unavoidable for the developer, who was trying to impress PS3 gamers while maintaining an entertaining title. With the PSP version, this isn't an issue. It just feels... right. Bigbig Studios, the developers of the handheld version, seem to have found the balance that the PS3 developers weren't able to hit, making it feel like a familiar, though improved, version of the PS3 hit."
Carl Williams writes, "The PlayStation Portable was Sony’s first stand alone portable and boy was it a special platform. The power of this bad boy was about on par with the PlayStation 2 console, could play PSOne titles, had a large library (over 1,300 games worldwide), and it was one of the first portables to offer Internet surfing out of the box. Whew. That is a lot of games for fans to sift through, a lot are region specific releases (but the PSP is not region locked). Here are my Top 10 PlayStation Portable games – got a beef with one? Let me know in the comments!10) Mega Man Powered Up"
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The Gamer's Network posts an extensive list of the top 10 greatest PSP games of all time.
Vice city stories was amazing, I remember owning vice city with all prostitution rings lmao
That red PSP always looked beast. xD Its games are the best for mobile entertainment. Something the Vita surely needs currently.
Really great choices but I would've swapped out liberation with Disgaea or a persona game... PES 3 was amazing on vita...too bad there was no free roam:(
Thanks! Maybe I'll look into having a round with those games, could change my mind. :)
PS2Home: "Needles to say, if you own a PS2, enjoy more elemental off-road driving and / or are looking for a classic racing title to explore"
