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Old 12-18-2005, 02:46 AM
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Talking PSP games seem too short? Here's the reason...

I've seen a few posts on people complaining about the length of games on the PSP. Here is what i have to say on the matter.

We've all seen it. The longer a console (handheld or not) is actually released, developers will find better, faster and more efficient ways to create games (eg, better graphics, longer gameplay, etc). For example, have a look at one of the first Playstation one (PSX) games - WipeOut, then have a look at something like Medal Of Honour - Underground (which isn't even one of the later games to be released). The graphics a noticeably better, and game content is much larger.

This is, mainly, due to Wipeout using only about 200MB of a CD (pretty sure its around there). When a new console is released, developers wil hurry to release new games for the console, especially when the developer for the console pays money to certain developers to do so (usually always happens). I just found out then that a UMD can hold up to 1.8GB of data. Does anyone know the size of, say, GTA : LCS? The size of the ISO even. I've confirmed from a few sources that the UMD can actually hold 1.8GB.

So, in conclusion, when the PSP gains popularity and sale counts (providing it hopefully will), the quality, gameplay and lastability of games will definately improve.

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What's going on? I thought this was a good post
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Old 12-19-2005, 08:52 AM
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Yea developers will start creating games that will expand their size...... but how do we know that Sony doesnt have UMDs with a bigger size...after all only Sony really know all about the UMD
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I think GTA LCS is around 800MB.
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The UMDs can already fit 1.8gb into them so I agree that the games could be much longer. Take GTA LCS for example, San Andreas took us all ages to beat but the storyline of LCS took me 12 hours to complete (if I was playing non-stop).
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"I just found out then that a UMD can hold up to 1.8GB of data. Does anyone know the size of, say, GTA : LCS? The size of the ISO even."
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* want this cleary understood this is not a slight against you just a reason I think they might not be using the full 1.8 gig. Yes I did read through your post fully Sonik. When you stop to think about it. The PS2 and the PSP are fairly close. So the ideas would still be the same on production. Just the following is what I think..

Well heres the issue as I see it. It might only hold 1.8 gig and games are still not fully using the 1.8 gig. Why put out games that people will ISO "backup" then oops click that mouse button one too many times on the web. And put that iso out there. You want better games. I think you should think about buying them instead or ripping off the people who make the games you play.
When you play that downloaded iso of GTA or whatever new game. Why should the company who made it care whether they create better games if you aren't buying it you are just waiting until somone slips a ISO on the web?
Yes I do think homebrew programs are interesting, But not the kind that will rip a game iso then let you distribute it. Things like a pda program or even allowing you to create your own games would be cool. If you want better games then pay for them and give those people who worked on the game there due. Im not saying everyone does this. Im just saying if you download a ISO for a newer game and don't pay for it then don't complain about whether or not they are using them to there fullest potential. And the You meaning everyone in general. ..

If you feel the need to flame me no problem.. But that is only my two cents...
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If the UMD tok up 1.8 it would be way more expensive and probably take forever to load.
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"I just found out then that a UMD can hold up to 1.8GB of data. Does anyone know the size of, say, GTA : LCS? The size of the ISO even."
SoniK

* want this cleary understood this is not a slight against you just a reason I think they might not be using the full 1.8 gig. Yes I did read through your post fully Sonik. When you stop to think about it. The PS2 and the PSP are fairly close. So the ideas would still be the same on production. Just the following is what I think..

Well heres the issue as I see it. It might only hold 1.8 gig and games are still not fully using the 1.8 gig. Why put out games that people will ISO "backup" then oops click that mouse button one too many times on the web. And put that iso out there. You want better games. I think you should think about buying them instead or ripping off the people who make the games you play.
When you play that downloaded iso of GTA or whatever new game. Why should the company who made it care whether they create better games if you aren't buying it you are just waiting until somone slips a ISO on the web?
Yes I do think homebrew programs are interesting, But not the kind that will rip a game iso then let you distribute it. Things like a pda program or even allowing you to create your own games would be cool. If you want better games then pay for them and give those people who worked on the game there due. Im not saying everyone does this. Im just saying if you download a ISO for a newer game and don't pay for it then don't complain about whether or not they are using them to there fullest potential. And the You meaning everyone in general. ..

If you feel the need to flame me no problem.. But that is only my two cents...
With the prices being only about 20$ less than the X-Box 360 games no wonder peopel are trying so hard to get iso. If Sony thought at all tehy would price games based on the length. A game that is short like GTA say 20$ say a better game San Andreas then ya 50$ might be acceptable. But I am only buying UMD not iso booting, but I am totally fed up with prices...
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Im fed up with prices too.

I don't like the prices any better than you. But it could be because the iso's. that they are high.
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