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[KongRudi]

Hva bruker du egentlig PSP'n din til nå da? Jeg personlig syntes alle spillene til PSP som Sony har lansert er dritt..

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Vel, se alt 'dritt'en' du kan risikere å ødelegge..

 

Kilde Neogaf-forumet.

 

 

 

Posting a new thread due to some sort of character limit that deletes the whole post if exceeded. Couldn't edit my older post without deleting the whole thing. So I'm going to reboot the topic and split it into several posts.

 

Seeing that a lot of people are making "just purchased a PSP, what games should I get?" And along with the PSP pricedrop I decided to be helpful and write (copy and paste) a bunch of excellent titles the PSP has to offer along with notice if the game has a cheap pricetag. Because I am such a nice person.

 

...Well, and because of the mouthbreather comments that the handheld has no games.

 

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror - Third Person Shooter - $20

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror packs an uncommon amount of detail, variety and overall

quality. It blends intense action sequences with stealth in a way no portable game has

before, and it does so with style to spare. It controls well, plays well and generally does

everything right.

 

WipEout Pure - Futuristic Racer - $20 (also has 12 more downloadable tracks.)

Wipeout Pure is easily one of the finest launch titles available for PSP. The package

comes complete with beautiful visuals, outstandingly polished gameplay, a thumping score,

Wi-Fi multiplayer, and downloadable content. It can be rather difficult at times, so be

wary. But players who give themselves to Wipeout Pure will get plenty back in return. The

race is on, and it couldn't be much more lovely. (My favorite PSP title, purchase it

mother****ers!)

 

GTA: Vice City Stories - Sandbox - $30

Without even touching on the outstanding soundtrack, pop references like the '99 Red

Balloons' you can hunt down, the cameos from characters out of PS2's Vice City, there is

enough meat to keep fans hooked for months.

 

Tekken: Dark Resurrection Review - Fighter

Tekken: Dark Resurrection is serious business. It does absolutely everything well and

offers a number of options we wish were in last year's PlayStation 2 version of Tekken 5.

New modes, new characters (the slow-but-powerful Dragunov and the speedier

mash-friendly Lili), incredible graphics, and plenty of other add-ons not only make Tekken

a fantastic fighting experience, but one hell of a great PSP game as well.

 

Ridge Racer – Arcade Racer - $20

Ridge Racer does a fine job of showing off the system's technical prowess while

simultaneously providing more of the same smooth gameplay that still holds up after all these years.

 

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords Review - Puzzle - $30

Puzzle Quest managed to combine the best aspects of both genres into one nice little

package. We went into this game expecting very little, and came away with a whole lot.

Puzzle Quest's addictive mixture of role-playing stat progression, and casual

gem-matching has resulted in one of the most captivating PSP games this year.

 

Rachet and Clank: Size Matters - Platformer/Shooter

Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters has everything a triple-A PSP game should have. It's

packed with fantastic single-player content, has a strong multiplayer element, boasts a

great visual and thematic presentation, and excels with razor-sharp gameplay mechanics.

 

Crush - Puzzle Platforming - $30

You know you've found a great puzzler when even the earliest levels in the game leave

you feeling completely rewarded. Crush accomplishes this feat thanks to its 40

superbly-designed mazes, fantastic art style, and terrific original concept. There are even

unlockables and trophy stages to mess around with to boot! Sure it isn't perfect, but what

more do you need? It's a must-own.

 

Sid Meier's Pirates! Live the Life - Pirate - $30

Sid Meier's Pirates! Live the Life is a really good port of an absolutely classic game.

Everything that makes Pirates! what it is is here and in fantastic form. The most important

elements, like ship battles, exploration and such are identical to what you 'd find on the

PC.

 

Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops - Stealth

A title that demonstrates what the technology of the PSP can actually do, with a solid

action title to boot. The GPS and WiFi scanning feature is excellently implemented, the

online and single player modes are deep, and there are plenty of things to do by tracking

down and recruiting new soldiers from various places. This is one of the games to add to

your collection if you have the PSP.

 

Lumines I & II - Puzzle - First game should be around $20, right?

Lumines stands absolutely as one of the brightest stars in the puzzle field in a long, long

time. Q Entertainment hooked up winning gameplay to enticing visual and musical compliments.

 

Killzone: Liberation - Overhead Shooter

It seems wherever Liberation can go the extra mile, it does. It delivers on all fronts,

from a thoroughly engrossing single-player campaign to an addictive multiplayer component.

 

LocoRoco - Singing Blob Simulator and Arthritis Stimulator - $30

You'll discover playing Locoroco is a lot like eating candy, only without the stomachache

after an overdose. That sounds absurd but it really gets the point across. It's vibrant,

cheery and serves no other point than to make you smile.

 

Daxter - Platformer - $20

Daxter is simply an outstanding PSP game that brings back the old-school platform

gaming the industry has been shying more and more away from.

 

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories - Sandbox - $20

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories offers a deep, console-like GTA experience.

There's so much to see and do that finishing the main story portion leaves around 60% of

the game to experience. Just driving around the city and taking in the sights packs about

as much fun as most full-fledged games.

 

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee - Golf - $20

Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee's shameless charm knows no bounds. The line between cute

and cheesy is a fine one, but the game sweetly balances this divide with a fine-tuned

game engine the delivers a genuine golfing experience. As a result, this is one of the most

addictive PSP game to date.

 

Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception Review - Flight Combat

Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception makes a spectacular landing on the PSP. It has

everything longtime fans of the series could possibly want, along with a few extras they're

probably not expecting. Deception also looks great and runs well, offering a near identica

l experience as what's on the PS2. On top of that, it does a good job of offering narrative

incentives, so the campaign never feels like a string of soulless missions.

 

WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2006 - Wrestling

What makes WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2006 such fantastic fun to play is its total

accessibility. While everyone may not care for the Buried Alive match or Fulfill Your

Fantasy, they can always retreat to GM Mode or defend one of their titles instead. If those

options still don't tickle their fancy, they can always just make someone with the excellent

create-a-character feature, or drop into an impromptu Season, or simply engage in an old

favorite like Hell in a Cell. What's more is that the gameplay has made another noticeable

step forward with its strong stamina and momentum systems and the adjustments to the

rest of the gameplay are just as effective.

 

Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix - Tony Hawk - $20

Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix is a nearly perfect extended port of the console

version. Everything, literally everything, that was in the console versions can be found

here.

 

Ultimate Ghosts 'N Goblins - Toastyfrog Repellent - $20, right?

A great, great showpiece for Sony's handheld system. The long overdue weapons and

abilities that Arthur has gained for this installment are just the beginning -- as the game's

truly excellent visuals, smart difficulty settings, and solid action-platforming make for one

heck of a fun (albeit short-lived) day at the graveyard. Don't forget about the strong

portable save options, multitude of hidden goodies, or the killer remixed soundtrack

either.

 

Burnout Dominator - Racing (There is also Burnout Legends for $30, maybe $20?)

The racing is just as adrenaline pumping as it's ever been, and possibly even more so

than what we saw in Burnout Revenge as you need to be afraid of traffic once again.

However, the lack of standard features and modes like Crash are a rather big

disappointment. It's more worthy of a pickup on the PSP than the PS2 however as its

simply more impressive as a handheld game and the multiplayer features are much more

robust.

 

Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer - Football

Konami got the PSP right this year and WE PES 2007 improves on last year's title in

almost every way. While it doesn't offer the full set of controls as its console counterparts,

this version is one of the best sports games on the PSP. There are still plenty of awesome

goals thanks to combination passing and blistering shots.

 

Sega Genesis Collection - Collection - $30

Sega Genesis Collection is easily the best assemblage of Sega games you can find.

 

Mercury Meltdown - Super Mercury Ball?

Yes, this game is frustrating, but frustrating in the right places and for the right

reasons. Mercury Meltdown is more encouraging and enjoyable than the first game, and

it's one that players will always want to have with them, squeezing just a little bit more

Mercury out with each try.

 

Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth - RPG - $30

If you weren’t lucky enough to get your hands on the game the first time around, this is

a excellent way to check out a challenging non-linear title that has plenty of depth and

story to back up a creative game experience. This is still the best RPG that the PSP has

received to date, and fans of the genre will definitely be pleased with this title.

 

Race Driver 2006 - Racing

Though it's really the only option currently for simulation racing on the PSP, Race Driver

2006 is great game regardless of whatever amount of racers it's stacked up against and

anyone who likes games in the vein of Gran Turismo would do well to pick it up.

 

Gitaroo Man Lives! - Music

Gitaroo Man Lives! Makes the jump to the PSP and never misses a beat. Sure, it’s still a

short game, even with the addition of new tracks and multiplayer modes, but it’s

nevertheless unique and still very rewarding. Plus, it actually makes a fine portable title,

which is as important as any other factor when it comes to PSP titles.

 

Medal of Honor Heroes - First Person Shooter

Heroes does a fine job of translating the cinematic gameplay of the Medal of Honor

series on the PSP. It retains the intensity of WWII firefights while streamlining the whole

experience for mobile audiences.

 

Field Commander - Strategy

Field Commander will most certainly appeal to strategy fans. Beyond that, it offers

enough depth and flexibility to warrant a look from any serious gamer. It blends an

engrossing single-player campaign with great production values and a robust set of

multiplayer options.

 

Pursuit Force - Action

Pursuit Force is a damn fine portable game. It’s fast, fun and perfectly suited for gaming

on the run. It packs a ton of content, too, and it does so with style to spare. Race fans will

definitely want to check it out, and so will fans of the action genre. But regardless of

gaming preference, it’s hard to deny the appeal. It’s a great idea with good execution.

 

X-Men Legends II: Rise of the Apocalypse - Hack n' Slash

Everything that was successfully implemented in the first game is back and better than

ever. The PSP version deserves even more praise for a number of reasons. X-Men

Legends 2 feels like it was made for the PSP. This style of dungeon crawler is ideal for

quick bursts of action on a handheld and the addition of four player co-op sweetens the

pot.

 

SSX: On Tour - Sports

SSX On Tour is an excellent addition to the PSP library. Skiing is a blast even though it's

not significantly different from boarding, and the rock infused presentation is a perfect

fit.

 

Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony - Hack n' Slash

Throne of Agony offers the Dungeon Siege experience, albeit tweaked for a mobile

audience. Combat is more dynamic and visceral thanks to these changes. Along with great

presentation and accessibility, Throne of Agony offers a lengthy quest filled memorable

locations and snazzy enemies.

 

MX vs. ATV Unleashed: On the Edge - Off Road Racing

The track design, controls and "rhythm racing" focus are all excellent,

while the game runs great and looks decent enough to keep you engaged for some time.

That is, if you don't fall asleep during the load times.

 

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo - Tactical Shooter - $20, right?

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo is easily one of, if not the, most full-featured

titles for the PSP yet. With 16 players via either Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure mode, the game

has excellent potential for a very long-term multiplayer lifespan. The singleplayer aspect is

great as well, and with the addition of the Instant Action mode, also has quite a long life

for itself.

 

Mega Man Powered Up - Platform - $20

Mega Man Powered Up is a fun, polished remake that’ll win over old fans while seducing

newcomers into the world of Capcom classics. Its overly cute art style isn’t for everyone,

but with solid gameplay and a treasure chest of extras, it’s not like it matters much. About

the only complaint here is the occasional slowdown when things get hectic, but other than

that, it’s a pretty slick package with minimal load times

 

Every Extend Extra - Shooter

Every Extend Extra does a fine job of mixing arcade action with the depth of a serious

puzzle game. Throw in a collection of catchy tunes and trippy visuals, and Every Extend

Extra provides just about everything a puzzle fan could want.

 

Gradius Collection - Shooter - $20

Whether you are playing them for the first time or playing them for the millionth, the

games in Gradius Collection are, for the most part, some of the best side-scrolling shooters

you'll ever handle. Emulated without any noticeable problems and benefiting from a nice

selection of extra options, the software here is great fun.

 

Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure - Action Adventure - $20

Gurumin is one of those pleasant surprises that you wouldn't necessarily expect from its

childlike appearance. A ton of difficulty levels, loads of accessories and costumes for Parin

and lots of mini-games await players that are willing to give this game a chance.

 

Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded - Collection

The reason Capcom Classics Collection Reloaded is so cool is because it does a number

of things well that most compilation packs normally don't. Not only does it give you a lot of

information and bonuses with every game in the set, it also (as one of my colleagues

once said) forces you to play each game like a man because of their various "hardcore"

settings.

 

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 - Tactical Shooter

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 is a fine follow-up to last year's original PSP

release. Like last year, it's a bit of a different experience than the console games, but it's

also tied into Combined Assault very

well. SOCOM fans won't be disappointed.

 

Maverick Hunter X - Platformer - $20

Maverick Hunter X will satiate old-time fans, yet it packs enough new content to draw

new players. It's a little on the short side, but it's intense, fun and very challenging. The

retooled visuals and sound, coupled with truly nifty additions, make Hunter X an

engrossing title.

 

Ultimate Block Party - Puzzle - $20, maybe even cheaper now?

How much you get out of Ultimate Block Party may depend on how much you put into it.

If you're good at it but never get great, it might not impress you all that much. Once you

start putting together huge Chains, however, and earning those bunker-buster Magic

Blocks, the game gets nuts. Ultimate Block Party comes off as a combination of Nintendo's

Puzzle League and Sega's Puyo Pop, and if you liked the hectic pace of those two games,

this one might really get you twisted up.

 

Twisted Metal: Head-On - Car Combat - $20

It's great to see Twisted Metal back in classic form. While the game doesn't match the

artistic achievement of Twisted Metal: Black, Head-On does succeed in reviving an almost

forgotten nostalgia, bringing back the light-hearted, morbid humor of Twisted Metal 2. Fans

of the series need not hesitate to snatch up Head-On -- it offers plenty of replay value and

classic fun.

 

Me and My Katamari - Weirdness

A strong gameplay design, charming characters and art, an admirable mechanica

l translation, and ad hoc multiplayer really give it some life and make it a game worth

trying out (especially if your an existing fan of the series).

 

Metal Gear Acid 1 & 2 - Card Combat - $20 each

Acid's satisfying turn-based strategy is a great fit for Metal Gear's trademark high

presentation values and quirky narrative style.

 

--GAF User Recommendations--

 

MLB 07: The Show - Baseball - Reccomended by Musashi Wins!

Road to the show is a great addition; hitting is intuitive; solid, albeit subdued,

presentation and commentary; robust online and multiplayer options.

 

Exit - Puzzle - $20 - Recommended by Musashi Wins! and Andy787.

Those exhausted with puzzle-genre conventions will find Exit to be a fun and inventive

brainteaser with a wonderful sense of style.

 

The Warriors - $20 - Recommended by Musashi Wins!

This is the same great beat-'em-up from 2005. If you never had a chance to experience

it on consoles, it's still a game well worth playing.

 

Guilty Gear Judgment - Recommended by Mushashi Wins!

The over-the-top anime stylings of the Guilty Gear series deliver a one-two punch in this

package containing both a beat-'em-up and a fighting game.

 

Virtual Tennis 3 (And World Tour) - Recommended by painey

It's more of the same, but that doesn't stop Virtua Tennis: World Tour from ranking with

some of the best tennis games on any platform.

 

Tales of Eternia - Recommended by CSSer and Fusebox(Europe Import)

This is by far and away the best RPG for the PSP currently on the market and, if you

never make the denouement and staff roll, you'll likely have had enough fun climbing all

over its most solid of frames

 

DJ Max 1&2 - Recommended by CSSer and Fusebox (Import)

Why bother hesitate? If you have a PSP, and you are into music games, and can import

then DJMax is preferably your choice of game. It's not just a simple music game. It

brings a lot of enjoyable experience.

 

Parodius Portable - Recommended by surume (Import)

Never before has such an outstanding shooter package been put together and released

for one system. Now PSP owners can be proud to own this great title and fans of the

Parodius series can now have all the great games together on one tiny UMD disc.

 

Monster Hunter Portable - Recommended by oracrest

Monster Hunter Freedom delivers what fans want in a portable game. It’s not a perfect

translation, as it suffers from overly long load times and quests, but these issues don’t ruin

the experience. The single-player campaign and multiplayer mode have enough content to

produce more than 100 hours of gameplay. It’s one of the longest, most involved titles on

the system.

 

Outrun 2006 - $30 (I seen it in the $20 bins though) - Recommended by Sho Nuf

Don't forget the gem that is Outrun 2006. SEAMLESS level streaming allowing you to

play 15 beautiful Outrun tracks in one single race. Outstanding port of the Xbox/PS2 one,

framerate can dip here and there but FOR GODSAKES IT'S THE BEST SEGA RACER OF

THE LAST TEN YEARS IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND. HAVE YOU EVER SEEN SUCH A DRAW

DISTANCE IN A HANDHELD

 

Grip Shift - $20 (Probably can find it for $10.) - Recommended by slidewinder

GripShift might not be the headline grabber that Ubisoft secured with their brilliant

puzzle game Luminies, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth your attention. When you get

bored with the story mode and other bonus modes the single player serves up you’ll

always be left with the brilliant track editor and uploaded tracks from the community and

that is GripShift’s strongest pull.

 

Powerstone Collection - $20 - Recommended by superfunkand and TheProfessor.

If you're looking for a fighting game on the level of, say, Street Fighter III, Power Stone

Collection isn't for you (you can't even block, for crying out loud). If you want something

a little wackier and action-packed, however, you'll get a lot of mileage out of this one. With

so much going on at once, you'll occasionally lose track of your character (especially

during four-player matches), but you'll probably be having too much fun to notice much. If

you missed it back when Sega was still making systems, now's your chance to give this

well-remembered series a try.

 

Gunpey - $20 - Recommended by kenta.

If you like the style and presentation of Lumines and are looking for a really original and

very challenging puzzle game, it's perfect.

 

Def Jam: Fight For New York - $30 -  Recommended by KiNeSiS.

Aki really stepped it up and brushed up the console game. The new mounted punch

mechanic rocks, you can bridge off into submissions, and end a match via KO mounted

punch in this version. I also dig the new levels and the story mode is eons better. Your

character actually converses with his opponent before every match.

 

Chili Con Carnage - $20 - Recommended by ProphetZG

You won't find a more enjoyable game, despite the political incorrectness of it all. :lol

 

After Burner: Black Falcon - Recommended by Stink

In the jet games I’ve recently reviewed, I felt like I breezed through the missions and

thus their shallow customization options, but that didn’t happen with After Burner. Making

sure you don’t go down in flames involves picking up combos, rolling and accelerating at

the right moments and always paying attention to the big picture when it comes to your

enemies. The game challenges without frustrating.

 

Harvest Moon: Innocent Life - $30 - Recommended by reminder

his is a niche title, so despite the fact it's got no glaring faults, it isn't for everyone. But if

you’re looking for a pleasant diversion that can be fun and fulfilling, Harvest Moon is a

definite buy.

 

Test Drive Unlimited - Recommended by Sho Nuff

HOLY SHIT IT'S ALL OF OAHU IN MY HANDS. OBLIVION WITH CARS. INSANE PICK UP N

PLAY GAMEPLAY. Probably dunked about +10 hours into it on the train so far

 

Salamander Collection - Recommended by Duckroll

Species of salamanders are numerous and found in most moist or arid habitats in the

northern hemisphere. Most are small but some reach up to 5 inches (12.7 cm) in length.

They live in brooks and ponds and other moist locations such as under rocks.

 

Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max - $20 - Recommended by Matix

Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max is hands-down the best 2D fighter on the PSP. It's not

perfect, but it beats the competition by offering a slew of addictive modes, refined fighting

mechanics and wicked cool visuals. And that's not including the massive roster of

characters, wireless multiplayer modes and intricate character modification system.

 

Tokobot - $20 - Recommended by Matix

PSP gamers yearning for both unique game experiences and classic platforming

challenges, Tokobot slips into both roles and does its job well.

 

Please correct me with any sort of price change or any additional groovy titles to put up here.

 

Note: It's not forced, but if you want to recommend any other title, please write a 2-3 sentence post explaining why along with a IGN screenshot or a screenshot equally sized to the ones in my posts. Import titles much be friendly to English purchasers. Thanks!

 

 

 

 

PS! Endel er ikke kommet ut i Europa, men det meste er ingen problem å importere.

Endret 9. juni 2007 av KongRudi

[The Norwegian]

Det er så utrolig mange bra spill til psp!

 

Muttern har kjøpt psp nå, men bare base pack.. du får med lader da?

 

BTW: Fikk spillet før jeg fikk psp'n, ekke det litt najs?

[Ninjahamster]

Er mange bra spill ja. Jeg skal ha Final Fantasy 1 og 2, Loco Roco og Mega Man i alle fall Er mye bra og billig på play.com og playx.no spør du meg. Muligens cdon.com også. Ja, får med lader på base pack Hvor kjøper du PSP Acolyt3 og eventuelt pris?

[The Norwegian]

Muttern kjøpte den fra Siba i trondheim, men vet ikke for hvor mye..

 

Prisen kommer senere, når jeg vet hvor mye det ble. Skal kjøpe invisible shield til den også.

[Ninjahamster]

Aha, okey. Tror de har den for 1500 i nettbutikken + frakt. Ser meg litt mer rundt etter en brukt helt til jeg ikke gidder å vente mer og kjøper en ny

[The Norwegian]

Billigste:

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[AnaXyd]

Det er så fryktelig lav risiko for å ødelegge en PSP ved å gjøre dette...

 

Hva bruker du egentlig PSP'n din til nå da? Jeg personlig syntes alle spillene til PSP som Sony har lansert er dritt..

 

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det har ingenting å si for de som faktisk ødelegger dem..

 

Det er jo mange gode spill til psp. Tenk på Sid Meier's Pirates for eksempel?

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De som faktisk klarer å ødelegge PSP'n ved en brick er enten uforsiktige eller veldig dumme. Da er det greit at man holder seg unna slik tweaking.

 

Nå har ikke jeg satt meg inn i alle spillene Sony har lansert, og jeg har bare sett på spillene de har på Expert og Elkjøp... Der har de bare dritt... Samme gamle spillene som var i begynnelsen av PSP sin tid.

 

@KongRudi: Hva mener du med dette:

 

Vel, se alt 'dritt'en' du kan risikere å ødelegge..

 

Jeg må bare forsvare homebrew på en best mulig måte, da dette er PSP på sin beste side!

Endret 9. juni 2007 av AnaXyd

[Ninjahamster]

Hvilke andre sider utenom cdon.com, play.com og playx.no selger PSP-spill og/eller filmer til en ok pris?

[KongRudi]

@KongRudi: Hva mener du med dette:

 

Vel, se alt 'dritt'en' du kan risikere å ødelegge..

 

Jeg må bare forsvare homebrew på en best mulig måte, da dette er PSP på sin beste side!

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Refererte til han som sa at PSP-spillene var bare dritt.

Han tar feil, hvis du skal bruke PSP til spill, så tilføyer ikke homebrew-markedet PSP noenverdens ting sammenlignet med spill designet for PSP, det er bare en unnskyldning for å piratkopiere.

Ingen av homebrew-spillene holder i nærheten av samme kvalitet som 99,99% av PSP-spillene.

[KongRudi]

Hvilke andre sider utenom cdon.com, play.com og playx.no selger PSP-spill og/eller filmer til en ok pris?

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https://www.diskusjon.no/index.php?showtopic=777512&hl=

[AnaXyd]

@KongRudi: Hva mener du med dette:

 

Vel, se alt 'dritt'en' du kan risikere å ødelegge..

 

Jeg må bare forsvare homebrew på en best mulig måte, da dette er PSP på sin beste side!

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Refererte til han som sa at PSP-spillene var bare dritt.

Han tar feil, hvis du skal bruke PSP til spill, så tilføyer ikke homebrew-markedet PSP noenverdens ting sammenlignet med spill designet for PSP, det er bare en unnskyldning for å piratkopiere.

Ingen av homebrew-spillene holder i nærheten av samme kvalitet som 99,99% av PSP-spillene.

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Jeg mente ikke bare spillene. Husk, homebrew er ikke bare spill.

Ja, jeg er helt enig at spillene til Sony er bedre enn homebrew spillene! Ihvertfall de spillene folk har laget selv.

 

Men når man kan emulere hva man vil, til og med PS1 spill.. Da begynner vi virkelig å snakke. Du kan få alle favorittspillene dine på PSP'n. Dette er noe Sony hittil ikke har klart å komme med, og de prøver så godt de kan å hindre homebrew med å lansere ny firmware som dekker exploits og bugs.

 

Ja, greit.. Det er noen bra spill til PSP. Jeg hadde bare ikke sett dem. Grunnen til dette var som jeg skrev i forrige post; jeg har bare sett PSP spill som er på Expert og Elkjøp. Og de har jo faktisk bare dritt!

 

Men tilbake til homebrew. Det er så fryktelig mange funskjoner med PSP'n som dukker opp!

Ett eksempel på dette er at du kan styre din forsterker, tv etc. med PSP!

Også er det så utrolig mye mer.. Og det kommer jo noe nytt hele tiden også!

 

Men KongRudi, jeg skjønner fremdeles ikke hva du mener med akkurat ordet ødelegge. Man kan da spille Sony's spill på PSP selv om man bruker den til homebrew?

 

Du skrev:

"...tilføyer ikke homebrew-markedet PSP noenverdens ting sammenlignet med spill designet for PSP, det er bare en unnskyldning for å piratkopiere."

Piratkopiere? Vennligst utbroder...

 

 

Nei en PSP uten homebrew ligger for meg bortgjemt i en skuff. Jeg har mange bra spill til PSP, men det blir ikke så gøy som med homebrew. Men nå er jo dette smak og behag da.

Noen liker PSP som den er, og de nyter det. Noen vil ha mer, og de nyter det enda mer..

Endret 10. juni 2007 av AnaXyd

[The Norwegian]

Jeg vil ikke engang risikere å bricke pspn min. Og hvis jeg hadde homebrew hadde jeg bare brukt det til piratkopierte spill..

[AnaXyd]

Som jeg har nevnt før.. Det en så liten sjanse for brick!

Dere skulle hva visst hvordan de første downgraderne var... Da lastet man ned en mappe med en hav av filer som du selv skulle plassere riktig på PSP'n. Det var til og med en fil som ble gjenkjent som et virus av mange antivirus. Vanskelig var det, men det funket hvis du gjorde det riktig!

 

 

Nå dermot, er det installere som extracter alt på riktig sted på PSP'n. Det eneste du gjør er å plugge i noen ledninger, trykke på "extract" og trykke deg igjennom downgradinga. Lett som en plett!

 

Men jeg skjønner at dere kvier dere. Har kviet meg lenge jeg og, men når jeg først gjorde det angret jeg virkelig ikke!

 

Jeg har forresten den første versjonen av PSP, den japanske som kom med 1.0 i firmware. Den ble importert fra Japan. 3000kr. Denne begynner nesten å bli verdt noe vøtt!

 

 

Jeg skjønner fremdeles ikke hvordan dere assosierer "homebrew" med piratvirksomhet?

Endret 10. juni 2007 av AnaXyd

[The Norwegian]

Fordi så vidt jeg vet så brukes homebrew også til å spille spill som du ikke har kjøpt.

[AnaXyd]

ROM's?

Ja, det er en egen avdeling innenfor homebrew. Men når jeg sier homebrew er det ikke alltid snakk om piratvirksomhet!

 

Og du er heller ikke oppfordret til å laste ned ROM's. Du kan lage rom'sene selv.

- Ja det er vanskelig, og jeg veit engang ikke hvordan man får kopiert dette fra f.eks et snes spill...

Men fra PS1 er det mye enklere. Har du ett ps1 spill, er det bare å få fram en .iso via alchohol og konvertere til eboot.pbp som PSP'n din skjønner.

 

Men, jeg drar meg ut av ROM snakket da det er litt tvilsomt å snakke om dette her...

[KongRudi]

Hele OE firmwaren, er egentlig en piratkopi i seg selv.

Eneste Dark Alex har gjort er å cracke sikkerhets-funksjonene av Sony sin firmware, og dermed gjort piratkopier tilgjengelig for folk flest.

Han har ikke laget det selv.

 

Og hvorfor skal homebrew-utviklerene egentlig ha rett til å kjøre 'egen' kode på PSP, når Electronic Arts og andre må betale lisens for å plassere sin kode på PSP?

Hva om Ubisoft og Activision plutselig begynte å selge homebrew-spoill til PSP og DS, tror du vi hadde fått noen ny håndholdt av Sony eller Nintendo da?

 

Ingenverdensting i veien for at folk kunne kjøpt Gizmondo, en håndholdt konsoll som var beregnet på homebrew-markedet, den var en kjempeflopp fordi at homebrew ikke klarer seg uten piratene, og det er ingen vits i å unnskylde det. :-/

Piratene var ikke intressert i hardware som ikke ble delvis sponset av Nintendo eller Sony, og hvor de ikke kunne se frem til gratis-spill.

Mange av homebrew-folket var intressert, men det markedet er det ikke nok penger i.

PS3 har linux tilgjengelig, og du kan kjøre hvilken kode som helst, men det går aldri en uke uten at de prøver å knekke dens sikkerhets-funksjoner, slik at dem kan kjøre 'homebrew' på den. :-/

 

Har null tro på folk sier de kjører OE firmware pga. av homebrew lenger, jeg tror alle bare bruker det som unnskyldning for piratkopiering.

 

Ihvertfall slike folk som oppfordrer andre som tydeligvis ikke kan kode, eller lage eget homebrew, til å installere uofisiell firmware, eneste fordelen deres er å laste ned piratkopiere.

 

Homebrew-markedet ødelegger også for det legitime programvare-markedet også, seriøse aktører kan f.eks. ikke ta opp kampen mot Sony PSP Media Manager så lenge homebrew-markedet oversvømmer PSP-brukerene med tilsvarende programmer. :-/

 

Angående PS1-spill på PSP, så leste jeg nettopp på gamer.no, i en artikkel at en PS1 koster 30 kroner på ebay... 30, er 100 ganger billigere enn det du betalte for din PSP 1.0.

Endret 10. juni 2007 av KongRudi

[The Norwegian]

Da var PSPen endelig i hus og jeg storkoser meg med Pirates

[CAT0]

Hele OE firmwaren, er egentlig en piratkopi i seg selv.

Eneste Dark Alex har gjort er å cracke sikkerhets-funksjonene av Sony sin firmware, og dermed gjort piratkopier tilgjengelig for folk flest.

Han har ikke laget det selv.

Dette er feil. Koden for å kjøre ISO/CSO er fritt tilgjengelig. Dark_alex har benyttet seg av denne koden og implementert den med sine egne hacks.

Og hvorfor skal homebrew-utviklerene egentlig ha rett til å kjøre 'egen' kode på PSP, når Electronic Arts og andre må betale lisens for å plassere sin kode på PSP?

Hva om Ubisoft og Activision plutselig begynte å selge homebrew-spoill til PSP og DS, tror du vi hadde fått noen ny håndholdt av Sony eller Nintendo da?

Det er forskjell på komersielle aktører og amatører.

Ingenverdensting i veien for at folk kunne kjøpt Gizmondo, en håndholdt konsoll som var beregnet på homebrew-markedet, den var en kjempeflopp fordi at homebrew ikke klarer seg uten piratene, og det er ingen vits i å unnskylde det. :-/

Piratene var ikke intressert i hardware som ikke ble delvis sponset av Nintendo eller Sony, og hvor de ikke kunne se frem til gratis-spill.

Mange av homebrew-folket var intressert, men det markedet er det ikke nok penger i.

Du har tydeligvis ikke hørt om GP32 eller GP2x?

PS3 har linux tilgjengelig, og du kan kjøre hvilken kode som helst, men det går aldri en uke uten at de prøver å knekke dens sikkerhets-funksjoner, slik at dem kan kjøre 'homebrew' på den. :-/

PS3 lar deg ikke snakke direkte med all HW, men kjører i et skall.

Har null tro på folk sier de kjører OE firmware pga. av homebrew lenger, jeg tror alle bare bruker det som unnskyldning for piratkopiering.

 

Ihvertfall slike folk som oppfordrer andre som tydeligvis ikke kan kode, eller lage eget homebrew, til å installere uofisiell firmware, eneste fordelen deres er å laste ned piratkopiere.

Dette er feil.

Homebrew-markedet ødelegger også for det legitime programvare-markedet også, seriøse aktører kan f.eks. ikke ta opp kampen mot Sony PSP Media Manager så lenge homebrew-markedet oversvømmer PSP-brukerene med tilsvarende programmer. :-/

Feil. Konkurransen går på hvem som klarer å lage det beste produktet, og ikke hvem som klarer å levere det billigste. Klarer ikke de komersielle aktørene å lage ordentlige produkter som folk vil betale penger for (og ser nytten av) så er de ikke livet laga.

Angående PS1-spill på PSP, så leste jeg nettopp på gamer.no, i en artikkel at en PS1 koster 30 kroner på ebay... 30, er 100 ganger billigere enn det du betalte for din PSP 1.0.

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Poenget er? En PSP kan brukes til mye mer enn en PS1, i tillegg kjøpes den med 5 års reklamasjon.

[KongRudi]

Hele OE firmwaren, er egentlig en piratkopi i seg selv.

Eneste Dark Alex har gjort er å cracke sikkerhets-funksjonene av Sony sin firmware, og dermed gjort piratkopier tilgjengelig for folk flest.

Han har ikke laget det selv.

Dette er feil. Koden for å kjøre ISO/CSO er fritt tilgjengelig. Dark_alex har benyttet seg av denne koden og implementert den med sine egne hacks.

 

Så det du påstår er at RSS-leseren som han rippet fra 2.71 firmwaren, og webrowseren er egne hacks som Dark Alex har laget, helt tilfeldigvis totalt likt Sony sin firmware.

WMA-lisens har han også ungått..

Dark Alex sin 3.02 OE firmwaren knekker DRM'en til PSX-emulatoren, som Sony har laget for å selge PS1-spill til PSP, som de har publisher-rettigheter til.

PSX-emulatoren er ikke Dark Alex sin kode det heller, den har han stjålet og forandret på. Eneste Dark Alex har gjort er å strippe DRM-funskjonaliteten på PSX-emulatoren slik at emulatoren ikke gir brukerene muligheten til å lese DRM'en på PS1-spill som er kjøpt på PSN og han har lagt inn mulighet å laste inn egne eller andres PS1 iso'er.

 

Hele OE firmware-schemen er en piratkopi av Sony sin software, hvor dem har fjernet sikkerhetsfunksjoner, på de featurene de ønsker å bruke.

Så når du/dere oppfordrer til å bruke den, så oppfordrer du/dere andre til å bruke stjålen software.

Endret 11. juni 2007 av KongRudi

[AnaXyd]

Hele OE firmwaren, er egentlig en piratkopi i seg selv.

Eneste Dark Alex har gjort er å cracke sikkerhets-funksjonene av Sony sin firmware, og dermed gjort piratkopier tilgjengelig for folk flest.

Han har ikke laget det selv.

 

Og hvorfor skal homebrew-utviklerene egentlig ha rett til å kjøre 'egen' kode på PSP, når Electronic Arts og andre må betale lisens for å plassere sin kode på PSP?

Hva om Ubisoft og Activision plutselig begynte å selge homebrew-spoill til PSP og DS, tror du vi hadde fått noen ny håndholdt av Sony eller Nintendo da?

 

Ingenverdensting i veien for at folk kunne kjøpt Gizmondo, en håndholdt konsoll som var beregnet på homebrew-markedet, den var en kjempeflopp fordi at homebrew ikke klarer seg uten piratene, og det er ingen vits i å unnskylde det. :-/

Piratene var ikke intressert i hardware som ikke ble delvis sponset av Nintendo eller Sony, og hvor de ikke kunne se frem til gratis-spill.

Mange av homebrew-folket var intressert, men det markedet er det ikke nok penger i.

PS3 har linux tilgjengelig, og du kan kjøre hvilken kode som helst, men det går aldri en uke uten at de prøver å knekke dens sikkerhets-funksjoner, slik at dem kan kjøre 'homebrew' på den. :-/

 

Har null tro på folk sier de kjører OE firmware pga. av homebrew lenger, jeg tror alle bare bruker det som unnskyldning for piratkopiering.

 

Ihvertfall slike folk som oppfordrer andre som tydeligvis ikke kan kode, eller lage eget homebrew, til å installere uofisiell firmware, eneste fordelen deres er å laste ned piratkopiere.

 

Homebrew-markedet ødelegger også for det legitime programvare-markedet også, seriøse aktører kan f.eks. ikke ta opp kampen mot Sony PSP Media Manager så lenge homebrew-markedet oversvømmer PSP-brukerene med tilsvarende programmer. :-/

 

Angående PS1-spill på PSP, så leste jeg nettopp på gamer.no, i en artikkel at en PS1 koster 30 kroner på ebay... 30, er 100 ganger billigere enn det du betalte for din PSP 1.0.

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Herregud for noen latterlige påstander! Hvor har du fått dette våset ifra?

Du har tydligvis ikke nok peil på hva OE firmware er til dine påstander..

Endret 11. juni 2007 av AnaXyd