Endless Paradigm

very true, ive spent way more on Rock Band DLC than i have on the actual software xD or map packs, extra storylines like on Disgaea :) good point

ProperBritish Wrote:very true, ive spent way more on Rock Band DLC than i have on the actual software xD or map packs, extra storylines like on Disgaea :) good point

and yet PSP Mini has DLC disabled....

*sigh*

idiots. all of them.

i agree, Sony in a way is digging a hole for themselves if they don't enable DLC on Minis applications. Though they are extremely paranoid about hacking and exploits.

psp+hacks=win
psp-hacks=lose
itouch=win for time[1 month,6months]
any other apple product=lose(money), lose(computing power), win(envy of people who don't know computers), lose(respect of tech-minded individuals)
apple's new comment= win(people who don't know computers), lose(respect of most people for knocking stuff)

So no wonder all the good games are being made for everything but PSP.

On-topic, Sony and Nintendo are overpriced? Really?

ChrisHighwind Wrote:So no wonder all the good games are being made for everything but PSP.

please, detail what you meant with that statement.

I agree with Apple.

Nocturnal Wrote:I agree with Apple.

well that makes you just as silly v.v

What I'm trying to say is, with so much piracy going on with the PSP, a good amount of developers are staying away from the PSP, preferring to release their games on the home consoles (none of which I have ). Take Sonic, for example: Sonic Unleashed got on every freaking home console, including the PS2. Unfortunately, it never found its way into the DS or the PSP, possibly because of piracy. I'm kinda a fan of Sonic, but the Sonic Rivals games just aren't doing it for me <<"

I tried to explain it the best I could

ChrisHighwind Wrote:What I'm trying to say is, with so much piracy going on with the PSP, a good amount of developers are staying away from the PSP, preferring to release their games on the home consoles (none of which I have ). Take Sonic, for example: Sonic Unleashed got on every freaking home console, including the PS2. Unfortunately, it never found its way into the DS or the PSP, possibly because of piracy. I'm kinda a fan of Sonic, but the Sonic Rivals games just aren't doing it for me <<"

I tried to explain it the best I could

makes you wonder why they bothered with the Sonic Rivals games.

They need to start using their heads - and opening up the DLC will be vital for the success of games in the future.