Top Ten PlayStation Portable Games by Genre
The PlayStation Portable was released in 2004 as direct competition to Nintendo's flagship handheld device at the time, the Nintendo DS. It was Sony's first venture into the handheld gaming market and was incredibly lucrative for them, selling over 80 million units across the PSP's lifetime. The success of the PSP directly led to the development and launch of the PlayStation Vita in 2011.Despite releasing in 2004 (only four years after the PS2 and two years before the PS3), it boasted incredibly impressive power and functionality, rivalling the visual fidelity of PS2 titles and in some cases, early PS3 titles -
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Top Ten PlayStation Vita Games by Genre
The PlayStation Vita was released in 2011 as direct competition to Nintendo's flagship handheld device at the time, the Nintendo 3DS. It was a direct successor to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) and improved upon its design and functionality in practically every single way. The PSP went on to sell over 80 million units and had a strong and passionate player base - a follow-up then, of course, made a lot of sense for Sony.Unfortunately, the Vita only managed to sell around 15 million units and, as a result, was the last handheld console released by Sony, unless you count the PlayStation
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The Long History of Diablo Console Ports
Blizzard Entertainment has always been known as a relatively PC-focused game publisher, defining genres such as Real-Time Strategy with Warcraft and Starcraft and Action-RPGs with Diablo. And while back in the day they released StarCraft on the Nintendo 64 and Warcraft II on the Sony Playstation (among a few other small titles), the majority of their big titles have been focused on PC.However, every mainline Diablo game from its debut in 1997 to the most recent title in 2023, has at some point or another received a console port. From cancelled handheld ports, to feature-exclusive versions, to subjectively better ways to
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The Weird World of Peripheral Rhythm Games
Peripheral instrument-based rhythm games really became a thing (at least in the West) during the mid-2000s, with Red Octane’s (and later Activision’s) ‘Guitar Hero’ title for the PlayStation 2. But between 1999 and 2007, Konami had already been releasing various versions of their GuitarFreaks, DrumMania, KeyboardMania and BeatMania games for PlayStation consoles in Japan. Konami continues to release sequels to the arcades as late as 2018, more recently under the ‘Gitadora’ name.The genre was relatively successful (if not saturated) between 2005 and 2010, before having a final stab at reinvigorating its fan base in 2015, where it soon fizzled out once
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Halo Infinite Delayed Again: Could This Hurt Xbox Series X Chances Against Sony's PS5?
The Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X have both been announced in the earlier half of this year and with this has come a whole new round of memes and a split opinion on which console is superior between the PS5 and Xbox. Whether you are looking for a sleek design to add to your home entertainment system, or you are all about the running power, both consoles have a lot to offer to everyone that is looking for the ultimate gaming experience. To help you decide, which of these consoles you would like the most, we will be outlining
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