Shin Megami Tensei has had a great life on PlayStation 2. The Japanese RPG found an unique audience in America and with each release, new fans gathered and spread news of the series to others.
Atlus is bringing a new version of the game for the PlayStation Portable in the form of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona. With this American release, there are some changes in the game.
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Normally, I constantly believe that the video game industry is on the edge of innovation. Each generation of consoles have accomplished feats that most believed in impossible. From the Pong to the Nintendo Entertainment System and from the Super Nintendo to the Sony PlayStation; these leaps were amazing. But now with the current next-generation system in the midst of their shelf lives, I don’t see the innovation happening again.
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Sony continues to push the PSP via the newly released PSP-3000. With the new PS button and better LCD screen, the PSP is slowly moving into more of a portable entertainment device. Unfortunately, there is one feature that is overlooked and hardly mentioned: Remote Play.
My setup: I’m using the 40 gig PS3 (upgraded to 160 gig) and a PSP-1000. That’s right, a damn 1000 series model. I got it launch day and skipped out of work to play. You may think using the PSP-1000 model is archaic (it is, I agree) but it’s still a good test. And you can assume how much better the new PSP models will do. I have a wireless-N router, but since the PSP only runs a Wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11b) that doesn’t really matter.
