Knurr Wrote: [ -> ]I luv it! It's looking awesome! But they replaced awesome XMB...
You say that but I always thought the XMB was quite limiting. And boring.
Hell I'd pay for the privilege of saying that awesomely long name lol
Well, $999, it's about how much Apple charges for their top end iPhones. To be fair, it's probably not a huge amount considering today's high end phones.
Though I doubt that's anywhere near the final price lol.
Assassinator Wrote: [ -> ]Without increasing the screen size, squeezing any more resolution is pretty pointless imo.
Human perceptual limitation is stated to be around 300dpi, which is why the iPhone 4's screen is around 329dpi.
Most people probably can't tell when getting to around >254dpi (<0.1mm pixels), but the PSP2's screen is a bit under.
Assassinator Wrote: [ -> ]and it'll need almost twice as powerful graphics hardware (1280x720 / 960x544 = 1.764...).
Hardly, perhaps uses twice the amount of graphics memory, but doubling resolution doesn't require twice as powerful hardware.
1152x864 / 800x600 = 2.0736 - do games run twice as slow on your computer when you up the resolution like that? Also, with increasing screen density, there are more tricks you can pull off, eg anti-aliasing isn't so important (and can probably be entirely skipped) on a ~300dpi screen. Other stuff like filtered scaling also become less important due to the eye not being able to see individual pixels.
Looks like the NPG will come in two models, with and without 3g.
$999.99 is a placeholder price lol
Something tells me it will cost $289.99 and might come with a game or 2, so people will not bitch.
Looks like a fingerprint magnet.
But I'm still going to get it.
Edit: Gamestop removed the PSP 2 and the $999.99 price tag.
what if it's $1000.That $1 more would be the straw that broke the camel's back.
Senseito7 Wrote: [ -> ]Knurr Wrote: [ -> ]I luv it! It's looking awesome! But they replaced awesome XMB...
You say that but I always thought the XMB was quite limiting. And boring.
But it was classic.
You can't replace classic.