[James]

Like I said, you're being an idiot.

First off, it's not that I do not like remakes. I do not like "remakes" of SNES and NES games providing BARELY any new content (if any at all) for $30. I do not feel the content in the game justifies that kind of price in this day and age. I also do not like it when these remakes make up the majority of the games people consider worth buying for a system. Ports of PS2 games for the PSP is a lot more reasonable, given that the PS2 is still a thriving system, and the content found in the games is considerably more plentiful. While I certainly do not want the PSP's library to be filled with the same games available for the PS2, it's not like Sony is actually doing that, and they certainly aren't re-releasing all their PSX games on the system.

Second, 5 out of 7 of those games are remakes? I thought in my response, I cleared up that they weren't. Out of the list, Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix could be considered the only "remake," as it's just like THUG2, except with the addition of 4 new levels and goals. That's a small change, but it's a welcome one. Everything else you might consider a "remake" is actually a new installment in an existing series. I'll admit very easily that there are a few ports now out for the PSP (mostly from EA), but they also tend to have a fair amount of additional content to their PS2 counterparts. And as of this time, they're not making up the majority of the PSP's library.

Do forgive me if I am sounding like pro-Sony/anti-Nintendo. I'm merely defending my stance. Why, I have no idea. Because no matter what I say, you're simply going to ignore it and decide what my opinions are for me, which is why I had to make this reply in the first place.

I know what you're doing, and it's working, but for all the wrong reasons.