and I must say it's great. I'm not a big comic reader but the Auto Flow feature moves the picture nicely with auto-zooming and shaking for those action scenes adds a very nice touch. That combined with the ability to play music in the background, I can see this digital comic moving foward.
And that's the 3 disc version to boot. They had the single disc DVD version for $15. The choice was simple lol Money well spent.
But to those who don't I'd definitely pick up Flower. It's one of the best PSN games out there. Secondly, I'd pick up Bomberman. They need to fix some glitches with the online play. Local play is still fun too though seeing as you can have up to 7 human players (4 can go online together).
Back when I was playing COD4, it was the SAME experience that I got that my roommate got on his 360 COD4. The only difference between the two was that he payed for his online fun while mine was free.
wireless usb keyboard/mouse combo from Logitech. Works great. The S510 to be exact.
I've had both the PSP 1000 and PSP 2000 and have sold both and now I'm an owner of a Go.
The Go offers me all that I need.
-Stellar gaming
-Great Wifi
-Huge storage (32GB)
-Movie/video player for road trips, ect
-Music player - I don't have an Ipod. Also has internet radio.
-Bluetooth so I can link up my headphones or tether it to phone to access the 3G/4G network when I'm not in a wifi spot.
The Go really does a ton more ...
-Operate RELIABLY w/o fear of RROD
-Operate Netflix for 8.99 vs $50 + 8.99 a month
-Play Blu-Ray movies
-Have a web browser
ect ect I can go on.
I think I can deal with swapping out a disc if I want to watch Netflix.
"Ooooh noooes. I gotta put a disc in if I want to watch Netflix????" How do those millions upon millions of people who watch DVDs and BluRays deal with such a painstaking task? :rollseyes:
Gran Turismo
Call of Duty
Rachet and Clank
God Of War
Final Fantasy
that came out in 2007. lol
-be easily slid into your pocket? We're not talking about cargo pockets
-store up to 32GB worth of data or more when bigger M2 sticks come out?
-access the 3G/4G network through tethering so I can have online anywhere?
-hookup your PS3 controller or other blue tooth devices like headphones?
-Save state feature with allows your game to be saved at ANY point while you access other features on the Go?
I've never looked back. I had the PSP 2000 (and the 1000 before it) and the Go is definitely an upgrade. I sold my 2K w/ 4gig stick and a few games for $150 to a friend (could've gotten more online). The fact remains that the Go is worth the upgrade IMO. The convenience factor is way higher than the PSP 3K.
it's Jay Leno doing the voice overs if you didn't know.
It's clear Arnon doesn't understand PORTABLE devices. Good luck carrying around your PSP 3000 suitcase with system and 10-15UMDs in there.
I'll be fine having my 10-15 games all on my SMALL PORTABLE system in my pocket along with about another 10GBs of music and/or video with tons of room to spare. I'll also have fun accessing the 3G/4G network when I'm not in a wireless spot so I can still have access to my online features. I'll also have fun listening to my music via my bl...
I sold my PSP 2000 (w/ screen protector installed since purchase) 5 games, car charger, headphones, silicon protector, component cables and 4GB stick for $150. I don't know how you only managed $50 with games and 4gig stick.
My friend threw out $150 as his first offer and then said I replied "Sold". He then asked me how low I would've gone and then I told him that's like asking someone what hand they had in a poker game. I then reminded him that when I sold my PSP ...
you would've known that it's generally accepted as THE MOST COMFORTABLE PSP. It wins hands down in comfort and I've had the PSP1000 and the PSP2000.
The PSP Go IS an upgrade to the 3000. I've had the 1000, then 2000 then got the Go.
First off the size alone is a huge feature and upgrade. It's called PlaystationPortable for a reason. Now it truly IS portable (slightly bigger than a IPod Touch.
Going along with this new size is making it all digital, which again does wonders for a PORTABLE system. Not having to worry about carry games around with you is great. 16GB is a ton of space and it can be upgraded t...
I had the 1000, then upgraded to the 2000 (selling the old model) and now have upgraded to the Go (sold the 2000 and games). This thing puts the PORTABLE in PlaystationPortable. Everything from the size, to umd-less nature. It looks and more importantly FEELS great too. Unlike the other "bulky" PSPs, this thing sits right up there with the Ipod touches and phones out there. I can't wait till I get my Techskin on the thing so I can carry it around more.
People com...
I was planning on picking this game up today but decided to hold off and read some reviews. I'll pass on this game. The only Mini game I've bought is Tetris. It's a good game, but I wish they had multiplayer options (ad-hoc or infrastructure).
Either way the PSP Go has been great. I'm glad I upgraded (yes, it's an upgrade) from my PSP 2000. Also purchased a set of Sony DR-BT101 bluetooth headphones. I can control all my music from the headphones while the Go sits in my pock...
Good one.