“We had the plan for a remote controlled robot for even MGS2, however, due to the specs of the PS2, we couldn’t do it.” Apparently Kojima has even thought about having a second player or even using the PSP to control it, how cool is that.
So a friend plops down on the couch beside you, pulls out his PSP, and scouts out your terrain for you. Cool or what? Now I just need to convince my friends to buy PSPs.
Henning
Date filed:December 12th, 2005
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I got Cod4, tho. Used to play it well but now I get my a** kicked more often than not. 
(after 3 weeks... but for 23.5€ I cannot remotely complain!) 
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December 12th, 2005 at 8:38 am
I’ve just sold my PlayStation Portable, the games aren’t worth the big price tag.
December 12th, 2005 at 10:23 am
I don’t have one personally. I’ve heard that there are a few good games out for it, but that it could really use more for the platform to gain traction against the DS.
December 12th, 2005 at 11:12 am
It seems like they want PS3 users to have a PSP (transfering old save games, using it as an input for some games, and just the fact that they will communicate so easily is bound to lead to more) I rather like this idea as long as it doesn’t go as far some of the “retarded” things that N did with the gamecube GBA link up (i.e. Zelda, Crystal Chronicles)
hot carl
December 13th, 2005 at 3:57 pm
I like the PSP. True there is not enough AAA title but Virtua Tennis (39.99$ can), Lumines, Namco Museum (Pacman, DigDug, Galaga), Ridge Racer are all fun games to pick up and play on the go. For more “serious” gaming: PC and PS2.
Can’t wait to see the possibilities it will offer with the PS3!