ubisoft needs to bring this game to the psp, it is a slap in the face to the loyal psp fans that dont get it, but stupid nitendo ds does come on now that just stupid.

Question:
should ubisoft make it for psp

Choices:
yes
no

 

No.


Right now, they should focus on AC2.

have you seen the DS version? if all you want is a simple side scrolling game I'm prety sure some1 could make a homebrew version.

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Originally posted by caswallawn_2k7:
have you seen the DS version? if all you want is a simple side scrolling game I'm prety sure some1 could make a homebrew version.

Yeah... >_> the DS version was nothing to write home about, that's for sure...

it would be pathetic just like the DS version. it's graphics were so bad they looked 2D when it was actually 3D

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Originally posted by ThePheonix1030:
No.

an Assassin's Creed game would be wonderful for the PSP as long as they took it seriously and didn't try to treat it like an arcade game.

i find it funny that people still compare the graphics of a nintendo product to...well, anything. nintendo hasn't been about the graphics since the original NES.

psp games have decent graphics. comparable, at least, to PS2 games. PSP is practically a portable PS2. if they made an assassin's creed game for the PSP (and used the system's full potential) it would look really good, and you could play very close to the way you play on a PS3.

look at screenshots of Silent Hill Origins if you doubt the capabilities of the PSP. it's not the system's fault that developers don't take advantage of what it can do.

pardon the rant, typically i yawn at comments that bash the PSP, because most people that don't like it either don't have the right games for it, can't afford to get another system, or have simply never played one. it's a system that is held back only by developers' reluctance to make games for it and take them seriously.

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Originally posted by Archetype_Zero:
Nintendo hasn't been about the graphics since the original NES.

If they would make a PSP title, it definitely would not be a "2.5D" slide-scrolling joke. Decent story, sad gameplay.

A PSP title would be full-3D and would probably look just like the original, except in a different setting with considerably poorer graphics.

I don't really care for Sony but I know it wouldn't be half as bad as a Nintendo game.

I really am the only person who liked Altaïr's chronicles wasn't I. Why does everyone keep ****ting on it graphically? Graphics are far from the only thing that matter. And when you consider that the DS is something like a -eight bajillion bit processor I'd say they did a really good job

Lol, I wasn't saying it was bad, frankly because I haven't played it, and frankly because I think pretty much every game in the universe is at least decent, unless it's Army of Two.

I was just saying, Nintendo puts emphasis on story, everyone else in the world puts emphasis on gaming.

I vote story any time

FAIL!

What?

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Originally posted by LaurenIsSoMosh:

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Originally posted by Archetype_Zero:
Nintendo hasn't been about the graphics since the original NES.

If they would make a PSP title, it definitely would not be a "2.5D" slide-scrolling joke. Decent story, sad gameplay.

A PSP title would be full-3D and would probably look just like the original, except in a different setting with considerably poorer graphics.

I don't really care for Sony but I know it wouldn't be half as bad as a Nintendo game.

your assuming the devs would have time to do it between making AC2 for the more popular consoles.

I'd quite like to see a Creed game on the PSP as well, I think it would work quite nicely

Don;t you think the control scheme would be a little....difficult?

Not at all. It'd just be simplified a little

Well it's possible I suppose, but i think they would have announced if they were doing it by now.

Yeah, I'd have thought so too. Then again, it did take them until last month to do Creed on the PC...

pc version was originaly intended for launch with the console versions but got delayed so was anounced last year.