No that would be the 360. Whatever, you already know this, you're just really bad at trolling.cj iwakura wrote:I'm sure we'll have them when the Famitsu scans show up.
Hotness. PSP = shmup system 09?
Anyway ugh, handheld shmups.
No that would be the 360. Whatever, you already know this, you're just really bad at trolling.cj iwakura wrote:I'm sure we'll have them when the Famitsu scans show up.
Hotness. PSP = shmup system 09?
Not intended as trolling, the PSP does have a lot of shmups going for it. And I don't own a 360, so let me make the most of what I have.Elixir wrote:No that would be the 360. Whatever, you already know this, you're just really bad at trolling.cj iwakura wrote:I'm sure we'll have them when the Famitsu scans show up.
Hotness. PSP = shmup system 09?
Anyway ugh, handheld shmups.
heli wrote:Why is milestone director in prison ?, are his game to difficult ?
PSP has shmups going for it in 09? I'm not seeing it.cj iwakura wrote:]Not intended as trolling, the PSP does have a lot of shmups going for it. And I don't own a 360, so let me make the most of what I have.
Unlike TF6, Darius Burst won't have a weaker, directly preceding series entry to draw criticized elements from (read: TF5). So I'm fairly optimistic about the resulting product in this case.UnscathedFlyingObject wrote:Edit: Just got reminded of TF6 and how painfully disappointing it was, so I unheld my breath. You know, just in case.
Sure we do; it's called Darius R.Vincent Draconis wrote:Unlike TF6, Darius Burst won't have a weaker, directly preceding series entry to draw criticized elements from (read: TF5). So I'm fairly optimistic about the resulting product in this case.UnscathedFlyingObject wrote:Edit: Just got reminded of TF6 and how painfully disappointing it was, so I unheld my breath. You know, just in case.
Perhaps not shmups released in '09, but the PSP already has a very strong shmup library, between the Gradius, Parodius, Salamander, Soldier, and other collections. Granted, those are all re-releases, but it's certainly better than first run titles that suck. I think the PSP is a fine machine for playing shmups - unlike previous handhelds, the screen size of the PSP is big enough to see the smaller bullets, which makes it easier to play. I can say this from experience - trying to play TFIV or Fire Shark on a Sega Nomad is a unique challenge.Elixir wrote:PSP has shmups going for it in 09? I'm not seeing it.cj iwakura wrote:]Not intended as trolling, the PSP does have a lot of shmups going for it. And I don't own a 360, so let me make the most of what I have.
The only way I could coherently play a PSP shmup is if I used RemoteJoy and an external Saturn controller. It works. But at that rate it's almost like it's no longer a PSP title. That and the fact that 90% of PSP shmups are just ports of PS1 titles or earlier.
I read an interview 2 or 3 issues back in Game Informer w/ a Sony exec that said all future PSP titles will be UMD AND download simultaneously to support both legacy & new PSP owners, and to give consumers choice. Unless this ends up as a PSN title (which I don't see), one could fairly safely assume this will be on UMD. I'm not sure what kind of numbers Gradius Collection garnered in the US, but given the relative success of G-Darius, it's not unreasonable to think this will come to the US.dnbiola wrote:Anyone know if this will be a UMD retail release or download only?
Chances are higher it will end up on XBLA / PSN imo.Kiken wrote:So what are the chances of this seeing a later PS2 conversion?
"The PSP already has a very strong shmup library, between port, port, port, port, port and port, and other ports."FRO wrote:Perhaps not shmups released in '09, but the PSP already has a very strong shmup library, between the Gradius, Parodius, Salamander, Soldier, and other collections. Granted, those are all re-releases, but it's certainly better than first run titles that suck. I think the PSP is a fine machine for playing shmups - unlike previous handhelds, the screen size of the PSP is big enough to see the smaller bullets, which makes it easier to play. I can say this from experience - trying to play TFIV or Fire Shark on a Sega Nomad is a unique challenge.
First thing I thought. I guess with the PSPgo, it'll be a download, but then they are still supporting UMD PSP owners for a while. I vote for them doing a physical copy!dnbiola wrote:Anyone know if this will be a UMD retail release or download only?
Dumb argument is dumb. By that logic, the 360 couldn't be a great shmup console because all of the shmups are ported from arcade.Elixir wrote:"The PSP already has a very strong shmup library, between port, port, port, port, port and port, and other ports."
This means they aren't psp games, you know. That doesn't make it a strong shmup library. With that logic you could include every PS1 shmup because of emulation. Oh and SNES and whatever else can be emulated for it.
It doesn't matter if it's superior to other handhelds in playing the genre, what matters is that shmups dedicated to the PSP are almost non-existent.
this thread serves as no boundary to your general unfriendliness; i simply chose to remark about it here because i created the thread a few days ago, and its already weighted down by your negativity. cheer up and keep the boards friendlyElixir wrote:No not really. I think justifying a system's genre as content by listing port after port is equally as sensitive and just as insecure about the said system's future as what my issues are with people listing port after port.
For some people, having classic shmups available in handheld format is worth the price of purchase.Elixir wrote:No not really. I think justifying a system's genre as content by listing port after port is equally as sensitive and just as insecure about the said system's future as what my issues are with people listing port after port.
heli wrote:Why is milestone director in prison ?, are his game to difficult ?
Do you mind growing up? I'm not being "unfriendly" or "negative" by asking for a clarification, which was only backed up by "it has a bunch of ports". I've bought 3 PSP's now so it's not like I'm going "oh it's on a device that I don't own eww let's boast other products which clearly have an inferior library to them"kid aphex wrote:this thread serves as no boundary to your general unfriendliness; i simply chose to remark about it here because i created the thread a few days ago, and its already weighted down by your negativity. cheer up and keep the boards friendly
And "oh it's on a device that I don't own eww let's boast other products which clearly have an inferior library to them" is exactly what you've done to the 360 in this thread and other threads, so I mean, it wouldn't hurt if you actually explained yourself as to why you think the PSP has a library for '09.cj iwakura wrote:For some people, having classic shmups available in handheld format is worth the price of purchase.