There is no news on the psp batery life.ds fansites are saying a definate 90 mins psp fansites 10 hours.both are full of crap cause sony have not stated the batery life yet(or its price) there is a thing going round at the mo which is supposed to be an analyst prediction which puts the psp at running for 90 mins and that it overheats.i have yet to hear from anyone that has actually used a psp that it is hot.
here a bit that was posted on ign boards this however is also opinion.like news on ds games i gues we'll just have to wait for psp final specs
"It sometimes amazes me how fast negative information on a console can spread, no matter how ridiculous the information may be. This would be one of those cases.
Currently, there are reports from various ?analysts? that the PSP is going to be delayed until mid to late 2005 because of technical problems. With all the attention being given to these articles, I imagine that some of you may want to know how I stand on these issues.
The issues brought up by the "analysts" are rather astounding when you think about it. They claim that the PSP will be delayed because of problems with overheating and battery life. I?m not sure how they came up with these issues- perhaps some sort of magic hat was used to hold mystical paper with sacred writings on them. The truth is, some very fortunate folks know, for a fact, that these reported "issues" are completely unfounded. After reading hands-on reviews from journalists who were able to play the PSP during TGS, it becomes blatantly obvious that these analysts had never interfaced with the PSP themselves and that their research is incredibly false.
One reviewer mentioned, after playing the PSP at TGS for a full hour straight, that there was no affect on the battery level at all. It was noted that the games were being played off of Memory Sticks, not UMDs. However if there was a "serious" problem with battery life, they would have seen some effect on the battery level (especially when these analysts claim a 1.5 hour battery life). Also, during the same review, it was mentioned that the unit was warm to the touch; however the review further elaborated that it wasn?t any warmer than other portable devices. Furthermore, these "analysts" contentions are even more absurd when considering that Sony finalized the PSP hardware weeks ago.
Some food for thought, for those of us who like to see the truth printed, instead of lies..."
still dont know yet whether the ds will be worth a buy at launch.i might just wait a bit till some better games are released(alt hough again spec cause no one know what games at launch) but by then of course the psp will be out hmmmm maybe i should flag the lot and get a gp32.its got the biggest game library.gp32 games master system genesis nes snes basic mame and more
There is one thing that worries me about ds though and that is that to many little games will be released that will be fun but id never convince myself to buy cause of a low lifetime. http://ds.ign.com/articles/554/554126p1.html some people might be able to play this type of game for hours apon hours but to me its just an advanced version of their tech demo.a gimick.but then again im an rpg lover
here a bit that was posted on ign boards this however is also opinion.like news on ds games i gues we'll just have to wait for psp final specs
"It sometimes amazes me how fast negative information on a console can spread, no matter how ridiculous the information may be. This would be one of those cases.
Currently, there are reports from various ?analysts? that the PSP is going to be delayed until mid to late 2005 because of technical problems. With all the attention being given to these articles, I imagine that some of you may want to know how I stand on these issues.
The issues brought up by the "analysts" are rather astounding when you think about it. They claim that the PSP will be delayed because of problems with overheating and battery life. I?m not sure how they came up with these issues- perhaps some sort of magic hat was used to hold mystical paper with sacred writings on them. The truth is, some very fortunate folks know, for a fact, that these reported "issues" are completely unfounded. After reading hands-on reviews from journalists who were able to play the PSP during TGS, it becomes blatantly obvious that these analysts had never interfaced with the PSP themselves and that their research is incredibly false.
One reviewer mentioned, after playing the PSP at TGS for a full hour straight, that there was no affect on the battery level at all. It was noted that the games were being played off of Memory Sticks, not UMDs. However if there was a "serious" problem with battery life, they would have seen some effect on the battery level (especially when these analysts claim a 1.5 hour battery life). Also, during the same review, it was mentioned that the unit was warm to the touch; however the review further elaborated that it wasn?t any warmer than other portable devices. Furthermore, these "analysts" contentions are even more absurd when considering that Sony finalized the PSP hardware weeks ago.
Some food for thought, for those of us who like to see the truth printed, instead of lies..."
still dont know yet whether the ds will be worth a buy at launch.i might just wait a bit till some better games are released(alt hough again spec cause no one know what games at launch) but by then of course the psp will be out hmmmm maybe i should flag the lot and get a gp32.its got the biggest game library.gp32 games master system genesis nes snes basic mame and more
There is one thing that worries me about ds though and that is that to many little games will be released that will be fun but id never convince myself to buy cause of a low lifetime. http://ds.ign.com/articles/554/554126p1.html some people might be able to play this type of game for hours apon hours but to me its just an advanced version of their tech demo.a gimick.but then again im an rpg lover
masamune arcade..........still in development
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