Thanks! I seriously hope I could still find one brand new. I'm a bit uneasy thinking about someone else's greasy fingers on my new gadget hehe. But yeah, Dissidia and Crisis Core are probably the top two games I'd download immediately after I get a new PSP.
Actually, as shameful as it is to say, I haven't played Crisis Core yet. I want to. Final Fantasy VII was really good, and I liked Advent Children. I just haven't played Dirge of Cerberus or Crisis Core yet.
I just watched some footage of CC to refresh my memory and I was surprised at how different it was from the other FF games. In a good way, though, and not too much, which is why I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised when you finally get to play it. I'm sure it will be released in modern consoles someday since it is already in widescreen. It might already even be out. I'll be looking it up after this and hopefully I'll get to play it again. I'll let you know about my findings!
Oh, thank you. It's probably obvious by now, but I'm a big Final Fantasy fan. I will get Crisis Core sometime. It looks really good. In any case, I do like when Square Enix changes things up a bit and adds something different to the standard J-RPG format.
Yeah, I didn't even notice that you were allowed to move around to hit enemies instead of the more traditional turn based system until I looked back on it, but I guess that's a testament to how seamless they made the transition to be.
Yes, it was action-based RPG fighting. Dissidia kind of has that style. Another RPG, also made by Square Enix, that had an action-based fightig system was Star Ocean Till The End of Time. Kingdom Hearts also kind of has it.
Not at all. Crazy Taxi is a classic. I still have it for PS2. It's a crazy fun and addictive game. SEGA just makes really good and entertaining games.
I had tons of fun playing and replaying this as well. What's great about it was that it was so handy and you could just bring out your PSP and instantly get into a mission or just shoot around and blow things up.
I didn't even know there were wrestling games for it. I guess the library for it really got robust over the long lifespan it had. GOW was definitely very fun on that system and yeah Tekken too especially if you had a friend who also had a PSP.
I agree. I think there were two burnout games for the PSP and both of them were extremely fun. It's a shame that they were mostly just incomplete ports from the superior ps2 versions but regardless it was still tons of fun.
Crazy taxi was very well made I agree that Sega knew what they were doing when they made that game. Not only was it great in the arcades but the home console versions were also just as fun and I even had it on PSP as well and it was good too.
