Official PlayStation Portable Thread

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Originally Posted by Mzo

I love my PSP 2000 but I actually use my portables on the go, and that giant, unprotected screen has light scratches all over it (only noticeable when the system is off, really). I was debating going for a 3000 and coddling the faggot machine with a screen protector and whatnot, but not if it's a worse screen.

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The 3000's screen is definitely better. Brighter colors and far less screen blurring which I never noticed originally, but going back is rough.

I'm bringing this thread back because there are a lot of PSP games that are too old almost for official threads that I just got around to playing.

Half Minute Hero was SO good. It has a great translation and the gameplay is so bite-sized and portable friendly.

I decided to get Ys 1 and 2 Chronicle special edition but saw that it was like $100 on eBay and Amazon. Checked the local GameStops and quite a few still have one in stock for $20 new. You guys should check out places near you and see. I also bought the last Ys 7 special edition they had. They even alsoer had What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? part 2 for $10 new, so what the hell. It was a sweet PSP haul.

I really wish someone would bring over Half Minute Hero 2. It's even better than the first game.

I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THAT EXISTED

I've been holding out for those Ys SE's to get super cheap but I may have missed the boat, my local stores don't have jack now.

I've been playing mine a lot lately too. Mostly RPGs, but I've been mixing it up with the Capcom collections that I got off of psn. It's like having a good CPS emulator on the handheld without the stink of piracy! I'd probably have never played the UMD but it's nice to take a break from a long RPG and play SF2 or Final Fight without swapping discs.

Yeah, it's int he style of 16 bit games and includes a big ass overworld map that you actually move around and then enter sections that start the time limit. It's a lot of fun and quite hilarious. I actually got it just before I left Japan and played the shit out of it on the flight back.

Ffffff- that needs to come out here so bad! SO BAD. PSN at least =[

Is it gaijin friendly? I'd imagine it can't be too difficult to import.

I'm not buying a game in a language I don't understand that the company doesn't want me to buy.

At best I would steal something like that.

I'm loving the PSP right now. I have all the Ys games and even bought 1/2 Chronical digitally when it was on sale for $15 so I don't have to open my real one (and can play it on Vita when that rolls out.)
Gamestop (as much as I hate them) has been really great since they seem to be ditching their inventory. Not long ago I got Third Birthday, Lord of Arcana, and Tactics Ogre for $10 a pop (and ungutted) and now they have Persona 2 for $19.99 new.
I was in one the other night and picked up a used but mint copy of Field Commander for 3 fucking dollars. It's not as good as Advance Wars, but it isn't half bad. I've also seen things like Valkyrie Profile Lenneth for $10.
Now is definitely the time to go after this stuff.

I'd say no, it's really not remotely close to import friendly. Half of what makes the games great is the charm of the writing that makes it entertaining, and there's a lot of times when there's like little quests and such you have to do that you would have no idea how to find it and do it without following a faq the whole time, which wouldn't be much fun.

Yeah, I've been scouring the local GSs for unwanted PSP content.

Anyone know if Hammerin' Harry is worth it?

edit: ITT - a bunch of assholes having three conversations that don't use the quote feature

Quote yourself bitch.

And no, that game is not worth it unless it's sub $5.00

Also: I still have multiple copies of Patapon 2 that I bought from Sears for $2. If anyone wants a code, just pm me and it's yours.

MEEEEEEEE but I also want a UMD if it exists which I don't think it does even though part 3 was UMD?

Personally I really don't want to buy PSP games on UMD anymore because I'd rather be able to play them on my vita.

That's true. I won't mind the switch when it happens since digital copies are just SO much more convenient, but I love these little packages and the cute little UMD disks =3

Yeah, that's why I started getting in on the digital shit as well. Whereas before I would never consider it no matter the price, the ability to share stuff with my kid and to roll it over onto the Vita convinced me. Thanks to the sales they have and the discounts I get from being a Plus member I've got two 8 gig memory sticks; one full of psp games, the other full of psone games.
I'll still stockpile cheap rpgs for resale though!

Also: having a real psp around will be good when your three hours of playtime on the Vita runs out!

SSJN: You don't happen to still have the Patapon 2 code you sent me in your PM outbox do you? I accidentally deleted it before punching it into the PSP :(

..no. I don't.









asshole.

There is a ton of shit left in Japan for this thing, hopefully Vita will spur some enhanced ports. Is Final Fantasy Type 0 even due to release here?

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Anyone know if Hammerin' Harry is worth it?

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Have you ever played the original? Little simplistic but features Irem's trademark need for level memorization (later levels at least) and there's a cute touch to provoke NPCs into assisting you. Graphics are decent enough too, levels have a lot of personality.

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Originally Posted by Mzo

MEEEEEEEE but I also want a UMD if it exists which I don't think it does even though part 3 was UMD?

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It does exist. It was EU only for a while (sporting a spiffy green cover), with the US stores getting just the empty boxes with codes inside 'em. But then one day there was suddenly a US UMD release.

I'm not saying you're wrong, because I don't know for sure. But I've never seen a umd patapon 2. That's the kind of gay thing I'd want just because.

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I'm not saying you're wrong, because I don't know for sure. But I've never seen a umd patapon 2. That's the kind of gay thing I'd want just because.

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He's right, I've seen them in the wild (K-Mart comes to mind but I don't really remember) and I also kinda want one just because.

There is a metric ton of Patapon 2 UMDs on ebay.

I got my digital copy for $2, so on principle I cannot pay more for the UMD version.

I bought Jikandia because the box art was soooo cute and it was cheap. Had anyone tried it out?

Also been playing Corpse Party but I believe there is a thread for that. The PSP is so good you guys!

Jikandia is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaad. I wanted to like it, but no. No.

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You might want to give it a try anyway. Compass can be a sourpuss sometimes and hate games that a lot of people like. Wasn't that by the half minute hero team?

Jikandia's got a demo on PSN. It seemed pretty bad, yes.

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Sometimes though, Compass is right on the money.

P.S. anyone not play phantasy star portable 2 yet and want to? I'm about to finish the first one and can't wait to play the next one. I've heard it's much better, even though I liked the first one a lot even with its issues.

I could be down with that! I have PSP2 and have barely touched it.

So I finished Ys 1 and I found it to be fun and charming. I read some random reviews at work and couldn't believe the IGN one. It's miserable. Check this out:

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As an example, Ys I's biggest dungeon, the Darm Tower, includes a malevolent hallway that immediately drains away all your health when you step inside its walls. The only way to turn off that instant-death effect is to find a hammer, then go back to a different, unrelated previous portion of the dungeon to locate one particular stone column out of dozens of similar-looking ones and smash a hole into it. What? Exactly. It's the kind of nonsensical disconnect that was totally common over 20 years ago, but in a "modern" product feels very out of place and just confusing.

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Yeah, that puzzle is so obscure and archaic! It's especially confusing when an NPC trapped in the life-draining tunnel itself tells you that you're losing health because of the Devil Noise caused by the tower's structure, and that they must be using the columns outside like wind instruments. He then tells you to try and break one to set him free. I walked outside and used the hammer I had just received in the previous floor on each column in turn until one broke. THIS GAME IS SO HARD TO PLAY YOU GUYS!

So this is the person that modern Zelda games are made for, then. Indescribable.

Finished Ys Chronicle. Goddamn was that good.

Just started Valkyrie Profile on this, gonna beat it this time for sure! I forgot how godawful the English voices are in this game, especially Platina. I just want to forget... it... all.

I got Valkyrie Profile Lenneth on the thing for $5 years ago, and I just couldn't get into it. If you like it, I might take another stab at it.

VP was the first game I bought for my PSP, still haven't beaten it. It's just so weird. There are so many things I don't understand. Even the rewards at the end of a dungeon are like, these are for Odin give them to him, and I'm all like no but I don't know if that's right? And do I spend points on improving my character's hero rating through traits or train them in weird skills I assume they will use in Valhalla? I JUST DON'T KNOW.

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Originally Posted by Mzo

VP was the first game I bought for my PSP, still haven't beaten it. It's just so weird. There are so many things I don't understand. Even the rewards at the end of a dungeon are like, these are for Odin give them to him, and I'm all like no but I don't know if that's right? And do I spend points on improving my character's hero rating through traits or train them in weird skills I assume they will use in Valhalla? I JUST DON'T KNOW.

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Most artifacts you can safely give to Odin, knowing that there are better weapons you can find elsewhere. There are a couple exceptions, but not many.

Of course, the best ending basically requires you to tell Odin to go fuck himself.

HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO KNOW ANYTHING

Creation Gem
Creation Jewel

Hang on to that shit.

WHY HOW WOULD YOU KNOW

It's in there for replayability! Which is horseshit on a game that takes 30 hours to complete.

Also, when searching for that length I found this handy site, useful for those of us who don't have time to game 40 hours a week anymore: http://howlongtobeat.com/gamebreakdo...ile:%20Lenneth

The voice acting is really uneven. Some of them are great: Odin, Freya (such a bitch), Lenneth, Arngrim, and Lezard Valeth (ESPECIALLY ^_^) are great.

Others are terrible. Platina is just a mess, even though she's voiced by the same actress who does Lenneth. Frei and Lucian are crummy. Loki is kinda all over the place. As I recall, they decided to hire the Pokemon VA's to do a large chunk of the voices.

Mzo, if you're unsure of which artifacts to give to Odin and which to keep, just keep the artifact and try it out. If it sucks, you can offer it up later. You get less hero points (or whatever they're called) but in the end it doesn't matter that much.

And don't worry too much about leveling up specific skills for Valhalla purposes. They don't matter that much in the end.

Besides, you'll get them all back once Ragnarok rolls around. Most of them, anyway.

I'm just gonna play and do whatever I want. Whatever happens, happens and then I'm moving on.

VP is impossible to properly do without a FAQ. If you aren't into multiple ending RPGs with a shitload of experimenting then either suck it up and accept what you end up with or bust out a FAQ.

The standard ending of Valkyrie Profile is OK for a first play through. It doesn't require a FAQ. If you like the game enough, it's no problem to skate through it for a second playthrough. And you should want to play it a second time because it's the BEST JRPG EVAR.

...and I haven't even mentioned the bizarre necrophilia undertones in the A ending.

Hot. I just like to experience a game without referring to a guide every few seconds, I find it detrimental to the experience.

I'll save the perfect run for when I replay it using the PS version.

Alright, put a bunch of time into the game last night and I'm figuring it out. My proudest moment was using an Alchemy book on three birds in the Cave of Oblivion during the first chapter and gaining crazy levels. Lenneth also had that thing equipped that gives out 100 extra points per level? That shit is crazy. Odin will NEVER get that from me.

You know what game is actually totally awesome? Hot Shots Tennis. It's like the GBC Mario sports games, sportsrpg and everything.

It's funny that you mention that, I was randomly poking through PSP demos last night and found one for HS Tennis, which I never knew existed. I love a good tennis game, and the demo was fun. I must aquire.

Also, CAG reports that Gamestop stores have marked down Ys Chronicles LE to $19.99. I haven't had any luck finding it though.

That's how much I got it for. It was super expensive on eBay and Amazon but I found a GS like 20 minutes away that had one. Might as well.

I think I just figured out what I don't like about VP. You have all these engaging and emotional scenes that build up your characters, and then you have all these completely unrelated dungeons where you do nothing at all for the plot or the characters story-wise.

I put 60-some odd hours into Disgaea: Hour of Darkness on PS2 across two playthroughs. I'm up to 123 now in Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness PSP across four playthroughs (so far) including one Etna Mode, and still have lots to do.

I love getting back from an item world trip and sorting through all the new goodies I snatched, and checking up on my progress in the Collection Book. Pretty sure I posted about this before, but when I see that "New" next to an item on a monster, the urge to steal is irresistible. Unfortunately my rogue is only Lv. 250-ish and leveling him is a pain in the butt, so I must rely on Laharl's annoyingly low 50% success rate for most of my pilfering. I guess I need to buckle down and do like an hour of CoO3 with Thefster the rogue, but I don't wanna.

I'm leveling a rare Nirvana for defense, and I just finally stole a rare Cosmic Blade, so leveling that will be my priority soon.

Holy crap, I don't think I've put that much time into any game, ever. I've got Disgaea on PSP, I need to pop it in sometime.

I think I want to play Ys next, but I had no luck finding a physical copy locally and it's still fairly expensive on PSN. Maybe I'll grab one of the other titles, it's not like I haven't played 1 and 2 before on the TG16.

I think I put that much time into DOAX, mostly at the casino.

YS I & II CHRONICLE IS SO GOOD.

And yeah, I'm planning on doing the Disgaea thing on the PSP and following it up on the Vita. JRPGs and handhelds are soooo made for each other, ~ hearts ~

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Originally Posted by Mzo

I think I just figured out what I don't like about VP. You have all these engaging and emotional scenes that build up your characters, and then you have all these completely unrelated dungeons where you do nothing at all for the plot or the characters story-wise.

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I got to the tower of Commandant Lassard and it was pretty awesome! I took a peek at how to do the best ending and it's bullshit, you have to tank your rating after a certain point by doing all these events that aren't even shown to you when you press start, so I don't know how you'd know to find them there. I think I can still do it, but at the worst I'll get it on the PS. I'm playing through Hard and I don't know if it affects enemies and damage and shit, but some of these fights are kind of rough. I'm getting by just fine, though.

You talking about Lezard Valeth?

Yep, Lezard is pretty great.

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Originally Posted by Compass

I put 60-some odd hours into Disgaea: Hour of Darkness on PS2 across two playthroughs. I'm up to 123 now in Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness PSP across four playthroughs (so far) including one Etna Mode, and still have lots to do.

I love getting back from an item world trip and sorting through all the new goodies I snatched, and checking up on my progress in the Collection Book. Pretty sure I posted about this before, but when I see that "New" next to an item on a monster, the urge to steal is irresistible. Unfortunately my rogue is only Lv. 250-ish and leveling him is a pain in the butt, so I must rely on Laharl's annoyingly low 50% success rate for most of my pilfering. I guess I need to buckle down and do like an hour of CoO3 with Thefster the rogue, but I don't wanna.

I'm leveling a rare Nirvana for defense, and I just finally stole a rare Cosmic Blade, so leveling that will be my priority soon.

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I loved the Disgaea games so much. The amount of time I put into the first 2 PS2 Disgaea are unfathomable. My goal in both was to get the ultimate version of every item and level it to 100. My characters were so highly leveled on Disgaea 2, that their stat totals bled outside of the tables.

Saying that, I simply no longer have the time nor attention span to spend on the games. I purchased Disgaea 4, and the amount of post game content is simply mind boggling. Even leveling your characters and items introduces a million difference nuances you have to consider. I guess I'm going to have to wait until some extended time off before I can tackle this game like I want to.

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Originally Posted by Mzo

YS I & II CHRONICLE IS SO GOOD.

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After the UMD announcement I finally caved and got Ys on PSN and you are right, it is SO GOOD. Who would have thought that running into your enemies and having them explode into a pile of limbs and blood would be so much fun in 2012?

I played this on the Turbo CD not too long ago, but this is like a totally different game.

Disgaea is so boring, I don't know how you guys can put that many hours into it (yes, I have put in 30-40 hours into powerleveling in D1 until I realize I should have been doing that in Excel instead).

There's quite a lot of thought, planning, and customization that can go into it compared to many other grindy games. To level your characters and items most efficiently, there is more or less a "right" way of doing things, but even within this framework there is plenty of wiggle room.

That said, I doubt I'd bother if I didn't like the world, story, and characters so much. Even after five playthroughs, I still watch and enjoy the cutscenes. Just the right mixture of whimsy and heartstring tuggins.

I got Monster Hunter Freedom 2 and Unite for $15 in a bundle. Liking Unite, but hating the controls. Is Freedom 2 better, worse, or just different from Unite? I saw you can port those characters over into Unite, so I just might...

Same exact game, more missions, armors, weapons, and a Nargacuga.

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Originally Posted by Mzo

Nargacuga.

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Gesundheit

Where does mzo find the time? I have all these psp games that I want to play, but I'm still working on Phantasy Star Portable that I've been playing for a year. argh.

Is there anybody on here who (a) has a PSP, (b) has custom firmware 620PRO permanent installed, and (c) is able to install and play purchased digital content from the PlayStation Store on it?

Steps A and B I've done successfully—but now I'm stuck on step C. I've seen mention that there is a fix to this (maybe some sort of OFW toggle for when you copy the games over to activate them?), but so far I've had no success.

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After the UMD announcement I finally caved and got Ys on PSN and you are right, it is SO GOOD. Who would have thought that running into your enemies and having them explode into a pile of limbs and blood would be so much fun in 2012?

I played this on the Turbo CD not too long ago, but this is like a totally different game.

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Falcom is one of only a very few developers that make remakes I don't mind buying over and over again. Their work exudes such charm and care that it's easy to overlook that you're playing what are basically 25 year old games with a (semi)new coat of paint and minor alterations. It helps that the simple gameplay has stood the test time, and that Chronicles got an amazing new arrangement of the classic soundtrack.

Shidoshi: I couldn't tell you what firmware I have on my Phat, but it was had the latest (at the time) custom firmware and could also get on PSN. That was about 2 years ago though, I got a 3000 and transfered the psn stuff. Google search for "psnfucker." I think that was the name of the spoofing program, I have no idea if it still would work.

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Originally Posted by GohanX

Google search for "psnfucker."

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That could go all kinds of bad.

Found a bit more info, and seems my best solutions might be to upgrade to 6.60, and then use the temporary 6.60 PRO installer whenever I need CFW. Seems with my PSP-2000 model I could maybe install it permanently, but maybe I'd be better off just having 6.60 official and then CFW when need be.

Also, sounds like 6.60 is going to be the final official firmware for the PSP from Sony. So from this point on, any new game would have to work with it.

I finally buy Ys Chronicles yesterday, and it has a $10 price drop today.

Motherfucker.

It would probably be less work to just download the games you want on it from other sources.

Don't fret Gohan. It just means more of your money went to the developer. Falcom deserves it.

This is true. I don't think I've ever bought a Falcom game new before.

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That could go all kinds of bad.

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Yeah...if you went with an image search.

So, I decided to just upgrade to official firmware 6.60, and install 6.60 PRO as needed. I think that'll end up being the best solution, as now all of my PSN content works again, and when need be (and just to be safe) I can be in plain jane official firmware.

So far, so good. Man, I just really do love the PSP so much, and wish it had gotten even more support than it did. I'm now so excited to go back and catch up on all of the PSP gaming I ended up missing out on.

Alright, I've now logged a lot more hours into Valkyrie Profile and can safely say that I Understand It Now. You just need to get in there and get your hands dirty to make sense of the game. It has all the usual RPG trimmings, but they're all presented in such a unique way that it's a little off-putting. The story really takes a while to start up, but all the threads are coming together now and holy shit, the story isn't the usual stupid JRPG garbage. I'm getting blown away by this game in the year 2012, I can't even imagine how great it would've been if I had actually played it back when I bought it. This came out the same year that FF9 and Chrono Cross did, that's crazy.

I'm glad I'm going through Hard on my first playthrough but some of these dungeons here are just never-ending. Every fight is a battle, too, you can rarely just get that hypnosis button mashing feeling that you get from most JRPGs, which only serve to make some of these places exhausting. The combat is probably some of the most strategic and just all around best I've seen in this type of game. Luckily I checked the A ending requirements and was just barely able to get Lenneth's seal rating low enough to qualify before it was too late. I'm gonna see the good ending, you guys!

The only negative, but it's kinda big, is that there is a lot of shit here that is for reals super obtuse and needs either more clarification than the booklet offers or a walkthrough to help you through it. Still, everything about this game is unique, and that's way more than you can say for the vast majority of video games out there.

If you're enjoying it, you should definitely run through the optional dungeon once you beat the game. More weapons, some challenging bosses, plus you get to recruit the three most badass characters in the game.

Has anyone here ever played Disgaea: Infinite?

I'm really liking it. A lot.

Japan's next killer (or at least statutory rapist) app: Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Unde Kure!!

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In the game you must charm pure, innocent girls from Granvania National Star God Academy, raise their affection for the Itsuki, then produce and take the "Star Children" to explore dungeons and battle "impurities". The Star Children are produced by pouring enery from Itsuki and one of the twelve "Star Maidens" into a particular device.

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A.T.R. using their sony money to protect anon:

http://pitchfork.com/news/45679-atar...oup-anonymous/

I love it.

Alec Empire is rad. Some kid ran up on stage at an Atari Teenage Riot show I was at years ago and promptly got thrown out of the club by the bouncers. Alec walked outside and retrieved the guy, all the while still singing (screaming) into his cordless mic.

Non-hack PSP thread rises!

Now that we're basically at the end of this thing's life, and mine's upgraded to the latest CFW, let's talk "best of," shall we? Now, mine's been sitting dormant for a while and I basically skipped over most of the released games.

So, here's my top 2:
Persona 3 Portable
Castlevania X Chronicles the ports, at least

Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
Gradius Collection
Salamander Portable
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 1-3
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together

That's really it for me. The sad thing is every single one of those is a remake or re-release. Several are the best version, however.

If I went a layer further down, Ghosts N Goblins would be the first original/exclusive game I'd recommend I think. Ridge Racer is also very good, and diff recommended Burnout Legends somewhere recently.

I recently bought FF Tactics during the PSN sale to play on my PS3... but then I also liked the fact that I could play on my PSP as well since it is a PS1 game. What am I missing by not having the actual PSP version?

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I recently bought FF Tactics during the PSN sale to play on my PS3... but then I also liked the fact that I could play on my PSP as well since it is a PS1 game. What am I missing by not having the actual PSP version?

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The PSP version was a remake of the original and subtitled "War of the Lions". There's an entire script rewrite (which makes much more sense), new cutscenes, a few new characters and classes, new hunts, and a local multiplayer co-op/versus mode.

However, it also suffers from slowdown during spell casting which is bizarre, given that the PS1 Classics emulation doesn't seem to suffer the same way.

Still, a remarkable game.

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let's talk "best of," shall we?

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FFT: War of the Lions
Tactics Ogre
Valkyria Chronicles 2 (animu high aside, the combat is great)
Phantasy Star Portable 2

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Originally Posted by Hero

The PSP version was a remake of the original and subtitled "War of the Lions". There's an entire script rewrite (which makes much more sense), new cutscenes, a few new characters and classes, new hunts, and a local multiplayer co-op/versus mode.

However, it also suffers from slowdown during spell casting which is bizarre, given that the PS1 Classics emulation doesn't seem to suffer the same way.

Still, a remarkable game.

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Thanks... Even in the tutorial I've noticed some discrepancies between what the instructional text says and what the menu says. I own it "forever" now so I might as well enjoy it on PS1 for now and maybe down the road I can go PSP.

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Japan's next killer (or at least statutory rapist) app: Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Unde Kure!!

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The Japan sucks thread is that way --->



Ys games on this thing are pretty awesome. Outrun and Test Drive Unlimited (Melbourne House!) fulfill the racing needs.

Yup, I was going to say the Ys games are a must, and most of them are pretty cheap for the regular editions or PSN versions.

Also like:

Megaman Powered Up
LocoRoco 1 and 2
Patapon (I haven't played 2 or 3 yet)
RIDGE RACER!!!!!!
Jeanne D'Arc (Best original RPG on the system imo)

The system also breathes new life into PS1 RPGs which look pretty ugly on a tv but okay on the little screen. Xenogears would be at the top of this list for me.

http://www.the-nextlevel.com/tnl/att...1&d=1332893246

Looks like I might need to get some money in my PSN wallet.

I have Yggdra and Knights for the DS but I might grab the PSP versions too for that price.

I'm down for Hexyz Force. Never got around to grabbing it on UMD. I think it's all rare now.

Are any of the non persona games any good?

The load times in Persona 2 seem way too long for the system. Kenka Bancho sounds interesting and they have like 20 in Japan, interested in trying.

Riviera is very good if you can abandon all hope of coming close to 100%-ing it and learn to trust that the game knows what it's doing. This is harder than it sounds.

Knights in the Nightmare was a masterpiece on DS. One of the best games on the system. I can't imagine playing it on PSP, though. It would be like playing Trauma Center with a 360 controller.

Yggdra Union was certainly a videogame.