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On The iPhone The Games Look Better And Are Miles Cheaper !
Im Guessing Sony, Blackberry, Droid And Pre Fans Want To Abuse Me Right Now So Go Ahead...
11/19/09
I don't like the Go, but you cannot argue that the iPhone is a better gaming device. The iPhone is a generalist, it does a million things well, but isn't great at any of them.
And no, I'm not a Sony, Blackberry, Droid, Pre, whatever fan, you just can't compare handhelds to a phone or touch PMP.
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Except for the fact that it's the best mobile device in the world at browsing the web and is an amazing PMP, and oh yeah, has some great casual games that take advantage of the touch screen and accelerometer. I'm a pretty hardcore gamer but since the Appstore came out I use my iPod touch all the time and literally have not touched my PSP.
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They're doing it wrong.
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That said, I think I want a PSP just to play GT.
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@Kaiser-Machead:
At this point, I am just looking to replace my imported PSP-2000 that is aging.
It would also be nice if I can get access to the newer PSP games - like the GT you mentioned earlier.
10/28/09
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#RosaRocks #sonygadgetteardowns
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Fear not, I like my Timmys to be men!
PS...
...The soldering iron is for the chains. #sonygadgetteardowns
10/28/09
*laughs really loud in an attempt to appear nonchalant and big-penised* #sonygadgetteardowns
10/11/09
They're the script-kiddies of modding.
Go online -
Pester people about the amount of power in device -
pester more people about the brightest LEDs -
find LED power calculator -
Brag incessantly about your nigh unusable device.
*sigh*
10/04/09
[arstechnica.com]
Some of the issues there are really incredible. For example, 1GB game downloads, but only a 802.11b wireless connection!?
10/04/09
If someone has gone to the trouble (and voided the warranty) of opening the thing up, it would seem worthwhile doing a little more than just wiring up some LEDs!
It qualifies as a mod about as much as sticking rhinestones to the case.
10/04/09
You say its not much more of a mod than putting rhinestones? Well I think you voided your own argument in the paragraph prior to that one. He actually had to wire the LEDs up, find room for them, cut holes in the damn thing.
10/04/09