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Ghengis_John
[13] Hero
The only thing that matters about the PSP is whether it can fucking do it, and if you've played the Tekken game it got two years ago, then you know it can. Anything else is system warrior bullshit. Nobody wants to listen to the poor baby who can't afford it, except all the other poor babies who can't afford it either. Try telling an old lady with a Wii that having only one game is a problem.
In a semi-related note what I find pretty laughable, or have since information about broken destiny came out, is that Namco thinks that the PSP can handle a version of soul calibur IV and the Wii can't. This sounds like pro-wii-propaganda perhaps but I mean it in the most derisive sense. It gives me a chuckle every time I think about what that says about the Wii. Tactically I suppose releasing on a handheld means that people will expect the game to not measure up graphically to the console releases. And this fact perhaps makes me ironically optimistic about the chances of seeing this come out in the console at some point in the future, when psp sales have been milked to a sufficient degree perhaps? Of course they can't say they're going to put this out as DLC, the marketing guys would love that I'm sure. After reading that snippet optimism is forming. Maybe they will do it, maybe they won't, the money will probably decide but the plans are probably on the table someplace for the possibility.
I would think install base counts for something though Phil. It does kind of boggle the mind why they would develop for the psp. I could throw out a bunch of theories and any or all of them could be wrong so I'll hold from doing that and just say I guess the fact that it CAN do it and the idea it won't be done on consoles might ring in some extra revenue.