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I'm guessing his point is that the PSP was hyped to be a "portable PS2"--I don't recall anyone 'hyping' the DS as a portable N64 (at least not without tongue firmly planted in cheek).
Can anybody recommend a good, external, audio solution for a SFF that does not incur a performance hit? I've looked at the Creative Audigy NX but that, apparently, is no better than onboard sound as far as peformance degredation goes.
Thanks!
Kind of like how I don't get that you think NG is a better game than DMC3, I guess.
However, forgetting camera issues, the big killer on NG was that, with one move, you could destroy the entire game--I don't believe that's open to debate (or at least it wasn't when I beat the game in ~8-10...
I liked God of War better...when it was Rygar.
I've played both (and wrote the Prima guide on Ninja Gaiden) and I can safely say that, thanks to the camera (in regular or Black), DMC3 is, overall, a better experience.
Of course, that's just my opinion... ;)
I picked up the import in, oh, Nov? It's a really fun little game--very remiscent of Treasure's classic, 16-bit, stuff--though it's painfully easy. Still, I got my money's-worth out of it.
I would have been glad to, but I went to 2 CompUSA's and 2 Fry's (and 1 Staples out of desperation) over the weekend--none of them stock it (but CompUSA could "special order" it).
Yep, that's what I meant--sorry for the confusion...was kinda p*ssed off ;)
And I had to order one online because NO store in the LA-area stocks the damn things!! :mad:
As for the PSU not being able to supply the card, that doens't hold water: I've had 7800 GTXs running rock-stable on a...