PSP Game advice
Discussion
My 9 year old nephew is getting a PSP for Christmas and we'd like to buy him a game for it. Now, we know nothing about PSP's and the games available for them - even less so what are "cool" games!
What's the consensus on games available - specifically for a 9 year old? (i.e. nothing too dexterous or complex)
Oh - and something that's likely to be in stock too!
Cheers,
Phil.
What's the consensus on games available - specifically for a 9 year old? (i.e. nothing too dexterous or complex)
Oh - and something that's likely to be in stock too!
Cheers,
Phil.
There are some excellent games out there.
I've got the following:-
TOCA Race Driver 2 - very similar to PS2 version, great racer - lots of realism.
Burnout Ledgends - Excellent Arcade racer - very quick to pick up.
Colin McRae - Agree with comments above - very tricky - will be exchanging it soon.
Tony Hawks Pro Skater - Excellent - similar to PS2.
Grand Theft Auto - Superb, but its an 18.... for a reason!
SSX on Tour - great Snowboard/Skiing racing and freestyle game - excellent graphics, but quite tricky.
Had and returned/exchanged:-
Ridge Racer - Looks good but very limited gameplay and not a patch on new racing games.
F1 Grand Prix - Absolute pants.....
I've got the following:-
TOCA Race Driver 2 - very similar to PS2 version, great racer - lots of realism.
Burnout Ledgends - Excellent Arcade racer - very quick to pick up.
Colin McRae - Agree with comments above - very tricky - will be exchanging it soon.
Tony Hawks Pro Skater - Excellent - similar to PS2.
Grand Theft Auto - Superb, but its an 18.... for a reason!
SSX on Tour - great Snowboard/Skiing racing and freestyle game - excellent graphics, but quite tricky.
Had and returned/exchanged:-
Ridge Racer - Looks good but very limited gameplay and not a patch on new racing games.
F1 Grand Prix - Absolute pants.....
Thank for the replies, guys
In all seriousness he suffers from ADD (attention defecit disorder) so anything beyond immediate enjoyment is a bit of a waste!
That reminds me:
Q: How many kids with ADD does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Let's go play on bikes!
Thanks again!
Phil.
skibum said:Sounds ideal, I'll take a look.
Burnout Ledgends - Excellent Arcade racer - very quick to pick up.
In all seriousness he suffers from ADD (attention defecit disorder) so anything beyond immediate enjoyment is a bit of a waste!
That reminds me:
Q: How many kids with ADD does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Let's go play on bikes!
Thanks again!
Phil.
chim_knee said:Phil,
My 9 year old nephew is getting a PSP for Christmas and we'd like to buy him a game for it. Now, we know nothing about PSP's and the games available for them - even less so what are "cool" games!
What's the consensus on games available - specifically for a 9 year old? (i.e. nothing too dexterous or complex)
Oh - and something that's likely to be in stock too!
Cheers,
Phil.
My g/fs 11 y/o is a PSP owner. We bought in for Tom in Gib back in July. He was the envy of his mates, as he had his way before any of them!
Tom has:
Ridge Racer (superb)
Spider Man 2 (v good)
Battlefront II (v good)
And the first we got him was...one called Ape Escape, which isn't too bad.
I'd certainly go for Ridge Racer. The graphics are brilliant.
PSP has come a long way already. I've set wireless up in the house tonight and Tom was surfing on the PSP....what an incredible piece of kit it is.....
ATB,
Greg
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