The PSP Report Card - One Year Later

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The PSP Report Card - One Year Later 
By <a href="http://www.articlesisland.com/profile/reggie-dunn-188.html">
Reggie Dunn</a>

Well folks, the psp has now been out for about one year and its time to take a look at how it has done and whether or not it lived up to its expectations. All in all, I would say that the graphics on mostly any psp game definitely looked awesome. Its hard to believe how far technology has actually come over the years. It doesn't seem that long ago when I can remember playing Tetris on my gameboy and i thought that was the best thing since sliced bread. Boy have we come along way, huh. 
 
The sound quality on the psp is also very good. But the one downside is that it just doesn't get that loud. Now if your only worried about private listening with headphones, then the volume really isn't an issue. Playing music on the psp is very easy. You simply connect your psp to your computer with the USB connection and then drag & drop your favorite songs onto the built in music folder. Then you just scroll to the psp music section and click on the song you want to hear. Unfortunately, the memory stick that the psp comes with is only 32 MB, so you can't hold a ton of songs, but of course you can upgrade to a more expensive one. 
 
One disappointment I had with the average psp game is that most of them were just a copycat of games already out there for the ps2. Not that this is such a bad thing, because there are many excellent ps2 games which did translate to an excellent psp game, but I would just like to see some more originality for this system. How about using the psp to its full potential? Come on you software designers, lets see a new idea for a psp game once in awhile! 
 
When questioned about this, some of the developers blamed it on lack of time, and that they were also busy with ongoing ps2 projects, so sometimes a psp game would have to take a back seat. 
 
The good news is from what I've been reading is that they are really looking to expand the psp experience with new original titles and not the same old psp game that is already out there and played into the ground on ps2. So we will keep our fingers crossed and see what the future holds and keep our eye out for some new original games for the psp.

Reggie Dunn is a long time video gamer and also is thw owner of the following psp blogs: <a href="http://psp-game-1.blogspot.com">psp game</a> and <a href="http://psp-game-download-1.blogspot.com">psp game download</a>

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