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Old 08-05-2006, 10:30 PM   #81
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Are UMD movies still being made? I thought that nobody bought them.
Sony has a movie studio, so they would probably port their movies to the UMD format. Not sure about the other movie studios though. But everytime I go to an electronics shop, the UMD stand seems like it's getting smaller.
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Old 08-05-2006, 10:47 PM   #82
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Ahuh. The DS is still selling like hotcakes many millions more than the PSP, so it goes to show the PSP DOES not have as good games as the DS, and yes I've seen your list and the DS still has more INOVATIVE and FUN games, the PSP is a downgraded PS2 doing nothing new, unlike the DS which focuses on GAMMING & INNOVATING and not being a jack of all traits.
Everything written there = completely shot down by original post.

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But meh, I've had a hard day at work earning money, (and its 2am) and dont really want to argue which system is TEH ROZZXORSZ!11 oen 1one1 with little children. So go play on your 360, PSP, DS and everyother system you mommy buys you.
Can't come up with anything so resorting to personal attack.

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Old 08-05-2006, 10:54 PM   #83
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I have my own job, I make my own money, and I'm seriously willing to bet you couldn't do it.

Prove me wrong.

My dad used to be a carpenter when he got out of college, and he taught me the basics. With some training, I could pull it off full-time.

He then took over his father's Greenhouse/Garden Center/Landscaping business. If you think it's easy wroking for these kinds of businesses, you have absolutly no concept of "hard wrok." I'd love to see you get up at five every morning to pull backbreaking landscaping duty or unloading shipments or even watering and working the regester in a building with no air conditioner in what is normally 95+ degree weather.

That'd be a gas.

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Old 08-05-2006, 11:09 PM   #84
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I have my own job, I make my own money, and I'm seriously willing to bet you couldn't do it.

Prove me wrong.

My dad used to be a carpenter when he got out of college, and he taught me the basics. With some training, I could pull it off full-time.

He then took over his father's Greenhouse/Garden Center/Landscaping business. If you think it's easy wroking for these kinds of businesses, you have absolutly no concept of "hard wrok." I'd love to see you get up at five every morning to pull backbreaking landscaping duty or unloading shipments or even watering and working the regester in a building with no air conditioner in what is normally 95+ degree weather.

That'd be a gas.
I did the same shit last summer. No joke, it's the hardest shit i've ever had to do for a buck.
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Old 08-06-2006, 01:45 AM   #86
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And there lies the difference between us. When I am not at home, I am hanging out with my friends, in a bar somewhere, playing soccer, or at work. I really don't play much portable games (or any games for that matter) outside my house. When I commute to my work, I use a car because public transportation in california bites, so even then I am driving. The only time I play portable games is when I'm on the couch, and with a wireless controller and a trip to the PS2 to turn it on, it is as convenient to play the PS2 as it is the PSP.

If you play your portables outside more often, and don't get to play your consoles too much, then probably bringing a PS2 on a portable makes sense.
Same, I don't play game when Im with my mates, I do most of it at home, or long train rides.
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Wow this is the biggest trolling thread I have ever seen. Incredible. SamNMax, why not go to the park and play some games on your handheld device of choice. It's time better spent than arguing in this worthless thread.
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I agree. This thread's got a nasty vibe from post one.

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SamNMax, why not go to the park and play some games on your handheld device of choice. It's time better spent than arguing in this worthless thread.
Why don't we all do it?
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how did i miss SAMnMAX shoot himself in the foot like this? what an onslaught!
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I thought he was banned or something.

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I agree. This thread's got a nasty vibe from post one.

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I didn't really pick up any nasty vibes from the start. Maybe another question would be if the PSP has this selection of games and has nice graphics, why isn't it selling better?

It may not be as worthless a thread as some think.
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Yeah but then you see EA's Fifa games selling more than Beyond Good And Evil.
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Why don't we all do it?
If we're going to the park, we're not playing videogames, but some dang kickball!

Anyway, I think it's an interesting thread.
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Not that I read the whole thread (just the first post), but you're looking at it from the wrong perspective. First of all, UMD is DEAD! Second of all, this is like comparing an expensive PDA (which you can also use to call) with a cellphone. The PDA has lots of features that will drain your battery, has a really great colorscreen and won't fit into your pocket. Furthermore, if you don't keep it in a protective case, you're gonna scratch the screen. The cellphone on the other hand was made for one big purpous, calling people (although it has some other features aswell).

Now back to the PSP and DS: the PSP is an oversized PDA with (I agree) some great games. But it's huge and expensive. Most of the games are meant to be played for longer periods (with long load times), not what I would like when I get on the bus and want to play a quick game.
The DS on the other hand is a handheld, and a pretty good one too.

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* The DS sells better, so it must be the better console. False.
Let me get this straight, you're counting the fact that the DS sells better as a reason why the PSP is better?

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* The PSP is affordable
A PSP will run you $200.
A DS will run you $130.
And you're also counting the PSP being over 50% more expensive as a reason it's better! Wow.

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* The PSP is easy to use

Not saying that the DS isn't, but you would think that the PSP would be complicated to use. It's not.
Not to mention how you're also counting it allegedly not being any harder to use than the DS as another reason.
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It may not be as worthless a thread as some think.
You could certainly have an interesting discussion about the PSP and the DS and why they're successful in different areas, but this thread is not it.

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SamNMax, d00d, you really have too much time on your hands.
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I have my own job, I make my own money, and I'm seriously willing to bet you couldn't do it.

Prove me wrong.

My dad used to be a carpenter when he got out of college, and he taught me the basics. With some training, I could pull it off full-time.

He then took over his father's Greenhouse/Garden Center/Landscaping business. If you think it's easy wroking for these kinds of businesses, you have absolutly no concept of "hard wrok." I'd love to see you get up at five every morning to pull backbreaking landscaping duty or unloading shipments or even watering and working the regester in a building with no air conditioner in what is normally 95+ degree weather.

That'd be a gas.
Actually for your infomation I've worked as a part time plumber and carpenter in my life time, and it is hard work, my father is a plumber and does some carpentry but is now a manager of a Bathroom instalations company. Dont think that I sit in an office raking in the money, I work 7 hour shifts with no break at one of the bussiest restourants in town, I dont even get a chance to sit down I'm always working. And you're what? 13, so you have no clue of what hard work is. Saving money for later education and living, is very hard. Not that you'd know what I'd be talking about.
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DaSilva, he's almost 16. And the arguing on this site is pissing me off to no end. I wish everyone would just knock it off. You have a personal problem with him - PM him. Otherwise leave all this drama off the forums.
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