Sonic the Hedgehog originals for psp

[scottie1984]

Originally Posted by KHSebastian

Ronnie, were you dropped on your head by any chance? If you would honestly pay $30+ for a set of OLD games (half of which you probably already own), which could be picked up at a pawn shop for like $5 for their original systems, your NUTS. Sony doesn't play fair, so why should we? I mean this game will end up being at least $30. Why should we pay $30 for games we have ALREADY BOUGHT, and are technologically inferior?

ahem.... nothing to do with Sony.... they just want to protect there systems from illegal usuage of copyright material, they don't decide on games and prices.

[Pagnell]

Added another option to the poll which should have been there to begin with.

[dirtbikr6288]

HAHA...LMAO.

That probably changed Ronnie's whole point of view on homebrew...and I do agree about SONY not playing fair.

[weezer]

Lol, I voted for that one.

Ronnie, have you heard about Sonic Rivals? It's coming out on PSP at the end of the year, I believe. Just thought you might like to know (if you didn't already).

[VAMP]

Originally Posted by KHSebastian

Ronnie, were you dropped on your head by any chance? If you would honestly pay $30+ for a set of OLD games (half of which you probably already own), which could be picked up at a pawn shop for like $5 for their original systems, your NUTS. Sony doesn't play fair, so why should we? I mean this game will end up being at least $30. Why should we pay $30 for games we have ALREADY BOUGHT, and are technologically inferior?

Sorry, but your reasoning doesn't work. If you were to buy this colleciton, you would be paying for the convenience of being able to play them on the go with the PSP. If you were to buy all the games included on the collection at a pawn shop it would cost around $140 (28 games X $5 per game = $140), plus you wouldn't be able to play them anywhere you want (you'd have to play them at home on your Genesis). As for the argument that you could get them free through emulation, that is valid, but like I said, you are paying for the convinience. Sure, you could get all these games for free, but it would take a lot more effort and time to get them all than just going and buying a disk that has them. I guess it all comes down to how much you value your time, if you have nothing else to do, I guess tracking down and emulating the games is worth saving $30. IMO it is not. Convenience is the key.

[scottie1984]

Originally Posted by dirtbikr6288

HAHA...LMAO.

That probably changed Ronnie's whole point of view on homebrew...and I do agree about SONY not playing fair.

can you explain how SONY aren't playing fair about SEGA releasing a collection's game for PSP

[Pagnell]

Originally Posted by scottie1984

can you explain how SONY aren't playing fair about SEGA releasing a collection's game for PSP

Agreed. Sega releasing a collection of their old games for the PSP has nothing to do with Sony.