Does your PSP need some good old fashion lovin'? Well, Atlus is having a mega sale, and I'm sure that poor neglected black brick could use a new game or two. Y'know, to show that you haven't abandoned it.
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Does your PSP need some good old fashion lovin'? Well, Atlus is having a mega sale, and I'm sure that poor neglected black brick could use a new game or two. Y'know, to show that you haven't abandoned it.
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My PSP is silver and isn't abandoned and Nyxy says I don't count waaaaah.
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Hah hah, I play my PSP all the time! Certainly more than my DS. That said, I don't believe in downloading a game unless it is digital only, and even then,I don't support digital only, so this doesn't effect me at all.
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arrrg why!? why now!? why not wait until after i buy the new games coming out?this makes me cry with my wallet in my hand.
Maybe some people have better ethics than me, but if you're not going to actually own the thing and be able to hold it in your hand, you're just paying for the "right" to download it. Why not just pirate the damn thing >_>
I'm not promoting piracy, I have over 500 physical games. I'm just not a fan of digital downloads because it seems so pointless to pay for it.
Why? Because you can't hold it in your hand? I downloaded and played Jeanne D'arc for PSP. I got 40 hours out of the game, great value. I still have the game on a memory stick and I am able to play it whenever I feel like it. I'm not saying you should like Digital downloads, but I don't think it is right to think that piracy is justified because you can't hold something in your hand.
The contents of my memory stick:
Jeanne D'arc
Brave Story: New Traveller
Suikoden
I have the memory stick, it is physical, and it currently holds three games with room for more. How is this any different from CDs?
I'm with Nim on this one.
I like physical copies as I'm one of the, sometimes it seems very few, people that actually reads the entire manual before playing a game.
But at the same time it's kind of cool to have Suikoden and select Final Fantasy's on my memory card. There's just something pleasant about being able to play a game handheld, save, head home, and then continue playing on the TV through the PS3.
Hell, right now the only games I can play on my PS3 are PSN store games as it's disc reader crapped out on me several months ago and I'm too paranoid to send it off somewhere with the possibility of never seeing it again (it's second hand, no warranty).
It boggles my mind that Class of Heroes is still as expensive as it is
Now, is the perfect time to "future proof" your Atlus PSP library so that you are all set for the PSP2 (NGP).
Eurogamer speaking here:
When I buy a Knights in the Nightmare will I get a free copy of Yggdra Union with it?
I already have Yggdra Union UMD, but with my recent move onto PSPgo it would sweeten the deal a lot...enough to warrant a US PSN-Account and importing US-PSN-cash at least.
I bought KiTN through PSN a few days ago and I didn't see any mention or link to a download for Yggdra. I think that deal might be with the UMD version only.
As for the value of digital, I don't mind getting download copies. As I get older I find I care less and less about having stuff on my shelves. However I generally only buy when they are discounted like this. I don't like paying the same as I would for a brand new physical version as there's no resale value.
Yeah, I think the true growth of digital downloads for consoles will come when they realize that they need to charge less for digital downloads than they do for physical copies. It's sure worked well on the PC side of things.![]()
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Sorry, I'm a PSN n00b. Can someone explain how this works? I go to the PSN store and purchase these games -- then what happens? They send me a link somehow to download it? Then I save it on my computer and transfer it from the computer to the PSP memory card? Is that right?
I bought the Dissidia silver PSP bundle and it came with a 2 GB memory card -- how big are the games you download? How many do you suppose I could fit on my card?
Lastly, if you could only buy two of the games listed, which two would you recommend? I see that one is a Tactical RPG, and I really fancy those... but I have never heard of it, to be honest.
You can buy games directly on your PSP, PS3, or on your PC via Sony's MediaGo software. It all has to be done through their store and there are 3 ways to get there. oh, and PSP games vary in size from say 100MBs to 1.6Gbs
If you already have some on there they don't have to remain on the memory card, you can copy across the game folder (not explicitly labelled as 'Game X' but folder size is a good hint what game that folder contains) to a laptop/pc/external hard drive then stick it back on the memory card later, just make sure to not change any files/names.
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