DarkMalice

I bought P3FES one summer many years ago, and I was so addicted to it that it literally changed my sleeping pattern because I would rather play it then fall asleep. I went to bed at 9-10 in the morning that summer. Then, all of a sudden, I just stopped for a long time. I got back to it like a year and a half later to finish off the Journey. Up to this day, I haven`t finished the Answer. I found Persona 4 in my university library a couple months ago (I know my university lets us check out games, it`s awesome), and I took it home immediately. The same thing happened where I played a ton of it for like a month, but then I was kinda burnt out. I'll probably check it out again later to see if I can finally finish the goddamn thing.

If anyone liked the Zelda dungeon recreation, you should really check out the Donkey Kong Arcade remake. The only thing that's missing is the retro music, and honestly, that wouldn't take too long make with LBP's toolset. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv-i0RJ-UbA

They could. It's not like this thing lacks inputs. If anything, for shooters at least, they could have a grenade button or reloading at the bottom corner of the front touch pad. That would be totally comfortable. Actually, putting in that touchscreen could really add a lot of depth to games. I can already see SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 4 where you command your teammates to a certain location by pressing it on the touchscreen or LittleBigPlanet where you use the touchscreen to drag items in Create Mode. Simple things like that really do add oomph to a game.

Look at the Hustle Kings part of the video. The controls on the bottom right have R2 and L2 inputs, which as far as I know, is not part of the NGPs control scheme. And I swear those clips for LittleBigPlanet are taken directly from past trailers. Gravity Daze looks like the real deal tho, and that looks pretty solid. But yeah. Them showing off all the inputs is a good move. I really can't see this device repeated its predecessor's mistakes (unless its priced horribly), seeing as the PSP was really a botched dualshock controller without R2, L2 and a second analog nub with a screen in between. There's no excuse now for developers not making unique experiences on this thing. It's certainly capable of being more than a "port-machine".

Urgh. I hate that they are showing a feed for the PS3 versions of the games and try to pass them off as NGP graphics. I mean yeah, it's a concept video but it just seems a little dishonest to me. But gravity daze looks amazing. They better show more of that as a game and not pass it off as a tech demo

Hey guys. DarkMalice here. I registered in the freeforums a while ago, but didn't check it often since I forgot my password a few days after creating my account :3. I really wanted to sign up again because i knew that the TAY community is usually very funny and quirky *whispers*...and mental... Who said that? Anyways, hope we have some fun.

Woah. Was the 16GB storage confirmed?