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Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 188 (February 2005)

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Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 188 (February 2005)

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I was convinced the PSP would blow the doors off the handheld gaming community. Not outsell the GBA or DS, mind you, just that it would open the doors to so many games that Nintendo's systems couldn't handle. And then Sony decided it wasn't worth supporting that well in North America. And I was sad. 😞

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Yup i bought one of these at the time and Sony abandons it. Sigh. Well its a great system to play Nintendo/Sega games on at least.

I didnt even bother with Vita.

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21 hours ago, MigJmz said:

I didnt even bother with Vita.

I did. And got my heart broken a second time. *sigh* Such a beautiful system...

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