And it still has more on the way!

/looks at Persona 4. :D

on ps3 fanboy they would have replied all crazy at ya for that comment and would have voted you down already...

but you know what dude, i agree wholeheartly... lets hear how the psp sells in europe and north america to make it really debatable and interesting...

Japan is the only region which announces sales data weekly.Hence the seeming bias.p.s. To all the morons who don't seem to know better, "bias" is a noun; if you're describing how someone is, the word is "biased".

if there wouldn't be for the japan psp related updates there wouldn't be that many updates

I agree, but more for the games than the sales updates.

I think it's nice to hear the PSP is popular. It ensures a PSPII, PSP Phone, or whatever will be following in it's footsteps.

But I've seen game after game after game on this site that are are developed in Japan and are designed to appeal especially to the tastes of the Japaneses game player. I happen to prefer games that are made with North American preferences in mind because, surprise, I live in the USA. I loved Chili Con Carnage, Twisted Metal, and SOCOM, but though I've been known to play anime-inspired games on occasion, they're only a small part of the video games I enjoy.

There's a reason the PSP is big in Japan and not as big in Europe and N. America. It's a no-duh kind of reason. Unless we see more games targeted at us, it'll be difficult to build and maintain excitement in our regions.

They might also know about us because we've been the dominant world power for quite a while now. They kind of HAVE to know about us. ;-)

Plus, most other countries teach at least some English in their public schools. So they can understand and appreciate (at least on some level) games and articles from over here.

Most Americans do not know Japanese, however. So a large chunk of Pspfanboy's articles are nothing but white noise to us.

(I'm not saying it's a "good" thing that we are clueless about other countries, but your take on it sounds like its coming from a 12 year old.)

I agree. I am unable to read these Japanese (?) posts about Japanese PSP sales even though they pertain to the PSP, this website's subject of focus. Why can't PSP Fanboy write all their articles in English; I wouldn't see white noise if they did. If only more people outside of the Anglosphere learned English to even better proficiency, then they could import PSPs from the dominant power in the world (the European Union, with its existing economy, right?) and I would again be able to read these posts without suffering from an epileptic fit.

By the way, I'm twelve years old (as your extrasensory perception will likely tell you). This post thus automatically holds no relevance despite any points it may bring up. It looks like my point, and anyone who agrees with it, must be wrong.

Fiefdom, your post made my day :-)

your post if full of international win!