Overall good games for the PSP?

[Bananamatic]

Oh yeah, and Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.
Great action RPG, even though it is a bit short.....but one of the hardest I've played.

It seems to have some loading issues on PSP though, but only on some models I think....

[cleartailcat]

Oh yeah, and Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.
Great action RPG, even though it is a bit short.....but one of the hardest I've played.

It seems to have some loading issues on PSP though, but only on some models I think....

I played that on the ps2, was a nice game. One of the only games I actually paid for myself.

[Bananamatic]

Oh yeah, and Ys: The Ark of Napishtim.
Great action RPG, even though it is a bit short.....but one of the hardest I've played.

It seems to have some loading issues on PSP though, but only on some models I think....

I played that on the ps2, was a nice game. One of the only games I actually paid for myself.

I've finished it in one sitting once - took me 4 hours :V

[Fetch()tirade]

Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception

[Doomsday]

Gran Turismo PSP is the first PSP game i've seriously played on my PSP in a while. i guess that means something (even if compared to the other GT games, its lacking features, its still a fun timewaster on a long train journey)

or maybe im the only racing sim fan here, idk

[JoonK]

Gran Turismo PSP is the first PSP game i've seriously played on my PSP in a while. i guess that means something (even if compared to the other GT games, its lacking features, its still a fun timewaster on a long train journey)

or maybe im the only racing sim fan here, idk

I enjoy racing games, but I can't bring myself to drop the money for something I could play with better graphics/controls on the big screen.

It just seems very strange to me, which is why I don't play fighters on the small screen either. I want to have the least-watered down experience, wherever I go.

But then again, I probably spend a tenth of the time you do in public transportation (California vs. UK lol), so I see your point that its a good timewaster, for lack of a better word. It makes you concentrate, which I can't do when I always have to turn my game on and off, not touching the game for a day or two after.  No way in hell would I ever consider playing a Touhou game on the PSP (saw a poosh thread about that, btw. Was it legit?)

I'm holding off on a PSPgo, I need to save money for prom and other senior-year rituals.

[Lishy1]

Was LocoRoco 2 mentioned yet? It's a great and refreshing platformer that takes modern capabilities of a PSP, yet mixes it with classic gameplay
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-c8mWPNrwg

It looks ghey, but trust me, it's awesome!

[G_gglypuff]

Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles. It's a remake of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood, a game that wasn't released out of Japan. I don't know the remake itself, but the I really enjoyed the original.
For what I know, the remade features are:
- re-arranged soundtrack (but the original is in there);
- 3D graphics, makes the game look pretty cool;
- at least one re-touch that makes the game a bit easier (crouching actually dodges upper axe throws);
- redone last alternative level (the original last alternative level was an "extra" level).

[Fetch()tirade]

Was LocoRoco 2 mentioned yet? It's a great and refreshing platformer that takes modern capabilities of a PSP, yet mixes it with classic gameplay
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-c8mWPNrwg

It looks ghey, but trust me, it's awesome!

Hell yes.

[Kitsumi]

You should really try Prinny. It's a platformer, but it's really good. It's really easy the first two stages, but then it gets omgwtfbbqhard later on, lulz. Kinda like Touhou.

Also, Project Diva. It kinda lags if you have a PSP Classic, I think. I have mine hacked, so I have no idea if it works better with a UMD.  :V

[Esoterica]

Persona 1, and soon Persona 3.