PSP update
Feb. 28th, 2010 06:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxinthestarsJessie was serious; she just loved the sparkly purple PSP, and I'm honestly more the classic-styling type myself, so we traded, and now I have a Piano Black one. I also traded in the Hannah Montana stuff and got, not surprisingly, Dracula X Chronicles. So all I have left of what I originally bought Friday is the charger and the memory card. But in a good way.
I also went looking on GameSpot and such to see what some of the best PSP games are, and generally stuff to have in mind when I'm out shopping. Lumines does look like fun, and so does Patapon. If I wanted a Katamari game, Me & My is tempting just because handhelds are so much easier for me to actually play right now. Plus I still want PopoloCrois (even if for the dumb reason of seeing a commercial for it in an anime fansub tape back in its PSX day). They re-released the first Persona for PSP, too. I haven't actually played a Strategy RPG before, but Disgaea is too appealing not to want...
The thing is, I've complained before about the difficulty of finding good games in stores, and it seems to be even worse than usual where the PSP is concerned. Well, that's what specialty stores and the internet are for...
I also went looking on GameSpot and such to see what some of the best PSP games are, and generally stuff to have in mind when I'm out shopping. Lumines does look like fun, and so does Patapon. If I wanted a Katamari game, Me & My is tempting just because handhelds are so much easier for me to actually play right now. Plus I still want PopoloCrois (even if for the dumb reason of seeing a commercial for it in an anime fansub tape back in its PSX day). They re-released the first Persona for PSP, too. I haven't actually played a Strategy RPG before, but Disgaea is too appealing not to want...
The thing is, I've complained before about the difficulty of finding good games in stores, and it seems to be even worse than usual where the PSP is concerned. Well, that's what specialty stores and the internet are for...
