Do FF7, 8, and 9 look/play any different on PSP compared to on the PS1? Cus I need an excuse to play these games again.
PlayStation Network versus original disc?
Do FF7, 8, and 9 look/play any different on PSP compared to on the PS1? Cus I need an excuse to play these games again.
I would say just having a portable version of VII-IX is reason enough, these are great games and you are getting the added bonus of taking it on the road with you. What is not awesome about that?
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Because it's a smaller screen, they'll look better than they did on the PSOne, but it's not really because of any emulation upscaling or anything.
At $10 a pop, they're totally worth having. You can play them at home on your PS3, then take the same save file with you on the go with your PSP. That's actually a moment I waited for in gaming and here it is! With some of the best games of all time! Enjoy!
I think you guys are underselling it a bit. FF7 and FF9 look AMAZING on the PSP. Particularly the pre-rendered backgrounds. Having a scene drawn to fit on a regular TV and then compressed to the PSP screen makes it look so sharp.
I recommend setting the PSP to stretch the screen to fit. Takes a bit to acclimatize to the distortion, but having the screen full looks so much better.
(I didn't mention FF8 because I didn't get it, but I don't doubt it looks great too)
Last edited by VeloZer0; 07-13-2010 at 11:26 PM.
Okay, it is pretty great. I would also recommend the stretch/full screen option because you won't kill your eyes as much, but you also get to take advantage of your full screen. (I just checked and it is "full screen" that i use) It will be weird at first because the stretching seems awkward, but after a few minutes you get used to it and the next time you turn on your PSP to play it, you'll never want to go back.Originally Posted by VeloZer0
But if you picked up FFIX and put it on your PSP, I can travel with you wherever you go Kupo! :mog:
The only negative with playing these games on the PSP is that L2 and R2 will have to be set to some sort of weird combination of buttons. It's not a huge problem though, because FF7-9 make very little use of these buttons.
I'm just nitpicking! FF7-9 on PSP is awesome.
the controls arent bad if you set directional movement to the nub, playing FFVII with analog movement is so much nicer... this also sets the sub shoulder buttons to the DPad making left and right L2&R2 respectivly with up or down being L2+R2... i got used to it pretty quickly...
What did L2 and R2 do in FF7? I can't remember missing them even once.
Weren't they used in chocobo racing? Can't remember.
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Im playing FFIX on the PSP now and it looks really good. It's almost as if it were designed specifically for the PSP - it works so well on it.
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Bob is right they were used in the Chocobo Races as a kind of soft cheat... R1&2 slow the drain of the stemina meter, i forgot what L1&2 do but i hardly ever used 'em enough to really remember, i relied on the Rs during the races on PSone...
Also, save states! If you hit the Home/Playstation button, you can "pause game" to save wherever you're at. Really comes in handy for RPG's on the go. Only problem is you can only have one save state, and it gets erased if you make another one, whether its for the same game or even a different one.
I didn't know that. I usually have it sleep, but that does drain the power fairly intensively.
Ah, I always played the PC version which didn't have that.Bob is right they were used in the Chocobo Races as a kind of soft cheat... R1&2 slow the drain of the stemina meter
The portability is enough to make it worthwhile! Another incentive is that no matter how well you take care of those discs, they're not going to last for much longer.
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