MLB 10 The Show/MLB 2K10 Comparisons: Target Field Intros (HD) PSP Home Power

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A video showing the introduction sequences on both of this years MLB Video games, MLB 10 The Show, and MLB 2K10. Both videos feature games played at Target Field, the new outdoor home of the Minnesota Twins. MLB 10 The Show is exclusive to the Playstation 3, Playstation 2, and PSP. MLB 2K10 is available on Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, and Wii. The featured versions in this video are PS3 (The Show) and Xbox 360 (MLB 2K10)

Video Rating: 4 / 5

by Tilemahos Efthimiadis

Psp Games Entice Older Gamers

Sony’s PSP handheld device is a beautiful combination of modern technology, style and functionality.  The PSP is capable of delivering an immersive gaming experience, allowing users to watch movies and even download content.  However, don’t mistake PSP games for anything but what they are.  These games are designed to catch the interest of older gamers and hold it.  Geared for Sony’s traditionally older crowd of fans, PSP games run the gamut from entertaining to downright enjoyable.  Just don’t expect many cartoonish game @#$%les.  However, that doesn’t mean that younger gamers are left out in the cold, completely.

With new @#$%les like Neverland Card Battles and the Kingdom Hearts prequel, younger gamers can get into the action as well.  However, the large body of PSP games remains geared toward an older gamer set, and a traditionally male set, as well. Games like Midnight Club and God of War exhibit the white-knuckled action that draws the older male audience, as well as the vulgarity, blood, gore, and even adult content that gamers have come to expect from @#$%les such as these.

Will the current crop of PSP games be able to defeat Blizzard’s much-anticipated release of Wrath of the Lich King? The handheld is competing against a rapidly growing market of both platforms and games, from the Wii to the PC.  Will the stable of current and upcoming game @#$%les be enough to help the PSP stay ahead?  Or will the handheld system lose some of its popularity?  The PSP came on very strong when it debuted.  However, the Nintendo DS Lite knocked it down a peg or two in terms of popularity in market segments where Sony does not traditionally dominate. The manufacturer is also reporting a slump in sales with the greater availability of Wii consoles and even the Xbox 360 from Microsoft.

Will the PSP go the way of the dodo?  Experts state that is highly unlikely.  Because the PSP and PSP games are geared towards a very specific market segment (older teens through the 30-something crowd), the console enjoys a firm market stance that doesn’t seem in any danger of eroding.  This is good news for the electronics giant, whose PS3 offering has received considerable negative press in terms of console operation, online support and more.

In fact, PSP games so entice their target audience that few other platforms (other than perhaps the Xbox) are in a position to compete with the handheld. In fact, many Xbox owners report that they have purchased (or plan to purchase) a PSP for gaming enjoyment on the go.  PSP games offer tremendous variety and even offer some @#$%les geared towards younger audiences.  This makes the PSP an excellent gift for almost any age, though older teens, 20-somethings and 30-somethings are much more likely to enjoy the majority of @#$%les available.

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