PSP will fail, awe yeah....

new issue

Is this from the newest issue? Because I subscribe to them and ussally reviece a new issue near the end of the month, which is about a couple of days earlier then the newstand. I should be receiving the new one by the end of this week, or sometime next week. It's gonna be their e3 issue if im not mistaken.So I'll post what they say when i get it.

 

While we discuss which unreleased handheld is better, I would just like to say that PSPTwo will totally 0wn the Nintendo TS (Triple Screen), but Sega's Portawave handheld atomiswave will be worth keeping an eye on....

 

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Oh come on, we all know the Bandai WonderHawk will trounce all the competition, nothing with that many Gundam/Digimon games can fail!

 

Oh no, the Tiger Game.Net will take the world by storm, first blurring victims into submission and then stabbing them to death with the stylus (not to mention the 7 cartridge slots) :smt033

 

Are we forgeting the Atari Kitten, it is supposed to be the best hand held ever. It is going to be 128-bit, but two of the proccessors will be 64-bit and the rest will be 32-bit, but it is still a 128-bit system

 

I'm a little pissed that Sonikku beat me to the snide remark, which alludes to the fact that anyone that says one is better than the other is little more than a moron (or a well-paid one).

C'mon... people got to play it on the floor of E3, with a small sample of games at best. Wait 'til the games come out, and definitely wait until the battery specs come out.

 

Thats ture, they have not even shipped yet and fan boys are already fighting about it all over the net. it's crazy. Who knows what is going to happen...... oh yea, no one thats who. we will just have to wait and see. The article about the PSP and the DS is in the August 2004 issue, and yes it is the E3 issue. EGM has eight pages dedicated to the DS and PSP, and on the last page of the article it says,

"To early to pick a winner? Of course. Any system lives and dies by the games it plays, and we will still have no idea what the DS and PSP launch line-ups will be like (much less the quality of their titles down the road). But we weren't about to let that stop us from forming our own half-baked opinions. Asked to vote which handheld they were more excited to own for themselves, based on what they have seen and heard so far, the eight members of the EGM staff responded five to three in favor of the PSP."