2. I'd like some classic unlockables you can download to your psp. For example, it'd be nice if you could download the original Ninja Gaiden from Ninja Gaiden Sigma. Or if you could take some of the PSN games on the go, piyotama for example.
Some sort of use in game, like how the pokedex functions in pokemon. It could be used as an electronic user manual for all games. In folklore(folksoul) it could be used to give information about the monsters.
Just simple things that really don't effect the game, but add onto it. Perhaps a novel about the background story or overall story line people could download to their psp and read on the go. Or Like a rear view mirror in GT5.
Posted at 5:08PM on Jun 11th 2007 by Aex
3. Could they make it so my DS works with the PS3?
Posted at 7:40PM on Jun 11th 2007 by BlackBeltJones
4. why can't psp have 5 free old game to download not demos i upgraded to version 3.50 i get demo but not psx games. i guess the upgrade don't include free movie or music to show case their problem people now want to downgrade.
Posted at 9:05PM on Jun 11th 2007 by fishy
5. I didn't know this was that big or I would have cut and paste all the questions. I figured everyone got this questionnaire...
Posted at 9:14PM on Jun 11th 2007 by Andir3.0
6. These options would be great and get me using my psp more. That is something sony has over microsoft and wii couldnt do thos ideas. second controller would be fun.
Posted at 11:40PM on Jun 11th 2007 by Lp47
7. AEX : Thats a great idea. Ninja Gaiden OG on th PSP would rock balls.
Posted at 1:07AM on Jun 12th 2007 by KomradAndre
8. PSP connectivity should be used for such things like, a GPS for Battlefield: bad company for instance or on games like full auto battlelines using it as a rocket cam, or what about GRAW 2 i.e cross coms etc!.
Posted at 5:37AM on Jun 12th 2007 by OBSoLeeT
9. PSP/PS3 connectivity would be awsome. I've always loved the idea of Sony's Location free player and the Slingbox and if that could all be done via the PS3 to my PSP it would save having to fork out £200 for one of the other two devices (and save some space under my TV).
I always liked games that had additional content that could be used on the big screen as well as little screen (didnt they make a pokemon game on the N64 that linked to the gameboy version somehow?). The tank radar Idea is great. But how would you hold it as well as the controller. How about building it into a steering wheel and using it as your rear view mirror in gt5?
Posted at 7:49AM on Jun 12th 2007 by Stebo
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1. i think after spending a lot of money and time on extra accessories and "connectivity" devices over the last decade that it always ends up being more $$ and trouble than it's worth. i remember (i love nintendo so shush) nintendo PREACHING connectivity with the Cube and the GBA, you just had to have it, and it was useful for what, 4 games? things like this always end up as cash for companies with little payoff for the consumers. consoles should be self sufficient. especially now at $599.
Posted at 3:40PM on Jun 11th 2007 by a.j.