Name the Best of Handheld WiFi Games

**Iceman^2** · August 15th, 2007, 03:59

The only online game that got me hooked on it was Mario Kart DS. I couldn't stop playing it! Then I just sorta stopped. Metroid Prime Hunters was exciting, but I sucked at it. I really haven't even gone online much with any of my PSP games partially because I don't own any that go online.

**Broadus** · August 15th, 2007, 04:04

Originally Posted by steve520

definantly socom fire team bravo 2 okay graphics but the booters suck. Fun to hack in the game though. But i dont like mohh its to slow and hacking is so fun in socom and also another fun game is killzone liberation very nice game its chaos

It's nice to know that you like hacking on SOCOM.

Originally Posted by Airdevil

It is possible to sneak around, youve just got to be REALLY good at it online because obviously theres no cone vision and such. A true pro at the game doesnt go round mindlessly blasting people with guns everywhere, A pro at the game like myself plans my moves accordingly and efficiently, using stealth and quick kills (ie headshots). Which is what i believe metal gear games are about.

Someone certainly thinks highly of themselves.

Originally Posted by xg917

socom ftb2? the graphics suck for that game.. socom ftb1 had better graphics. but online play was good though.
medal of honor too. shooting 31 players is tough though

SOCOM has always been pretty ugly. The crappy control system doesn't help. The thing I like about Fireteam Bravo 2 is the character customization where you can get all kinds of gear and camo and whatnot. Also, SEALs are ninjas but Terrorists are pirates.

**Apoklepz** · August 15th, 2007, 04:11

MGS:PO & Monster Hunter for me....Haven't really played Socom yet, but I heard the controls suck a bit.

Mario Kart would probably be awesome if I had a DS.

Emuwise....CPS2PSP & SNES9xTYL anyday!!!

**AvengedSevenfold Fan** · August 15th, 2007, 05:23

i dont like any, since theres no voice. i liked mariokart DS before I gave my DS away. my little cousins house burnt to the ground and theyve always wanted a DS, and I never used it.

**xg917** · August 15th, 2007, 05:36

thats a sad story.. how did his house burn down?

**kjetil1991** · August 15th, 2007, 07:10

psp need for most wanted ds metroid prime hunters

**Gizmo356** · August 15th, 2007, 07:14

Originally Posted by SpooForBrains

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror

However, I shall use this as a place to have a good old RANTITY-RANT-RANT.

I can't play Syphon Filter any more (the one commercial PSP game I enjoyed enough to play regularly) because ... well, let me lay it down, for anyone who hasn't had to go through this ridiculous dance.

To play any PSP game online, you have to go to www.yourgamingname.com and create an alias with which to play your games. To do this, you need to use your PSP's networking code (I forget exactly what it's called) which would have been in the box when you bought your PSP. So, at this early point, people who bought their PSP used may be s*** out of luck.

Then, Sony send out a confirmation code BY POST. You have 30 days to enter this code, or you alias gets suspended and you can't play.

I got my code, put it aside as something important I had to do (hey, I was busy playing Syphon Filter at the time) and then promptly lost it. I visited the site, requested another code be sent out. It never arrived. I have requested it again, and it still hasn't arrived. You only get three tries, and that's it.

So, I can't use my existing alias (which I spent a bunch of time levelling up). Maybe I can create another? Oh, no, you can't. One alias per network code, and that's it.

This is bloody ridiculous. There is NO NEED for this stupid dance. It's just another example of Sony's incessant need to control control control every little aspect of their product.

So, yeah. That would be my favourite game, if I could play it any more.

Good thing its not like that in the US

**jamotto** · August 15th, 2007, 07:22

I would say Need for Speed Carbon.

Originally Posted by SpooForBrains

Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror

However, I shall use this as a place to have a good old RANTITY-RANT-RANT.

I can't play Syphon Filter any more (the one commercial PSP game I enjoyed enough to play regularly) because ... well, let me lay it down, for anyone who hasn't had to go through this ridiculous dance.

Well, I started playing Syphon Filter again here in the last week, and I did not have to go through all that. Started infrastructure, it asked for a new username and password after that it asked for a nickname and your done.