How does PSO2 hold up to psportable 2(infinity)

[Mystil]

I'm thinking the wrong game. They are 2 separate games. Infinity is not localized. Sorry about that.

Ninja'd.

[Darki]

Well, not that I really care much, I guess I'll download it anyways.

[Miyoko]

I'm one of the few people who thought PSP2 was an absolute abomination, and the wost game in the series. I could write a paper on everything wrong with that game.

Didn't play Infinity though. Vanilla was so bad that I have zero desire to. PSO2 is a lot of fun, but still needs a TON of work one it, but I'm at least happy it's not like PSP2.

[KitsyLove]

PSP2 is what brought me into the PS-world, so many hours I've spent on PSP2...Too bad I haven't played Infinity yet, but want to sometime. Some. Time. o-o

PSO2 is certainly different, but I can't say which one is really better. PSO2 is still developing and growing but already has me playing for quite a bit of hours. Graphics are, of course, better in PSO2.

PSP2 however, has easier costumisation without the need or real cash. I loved to hunt or play just to unlock new costumes. x'D

[Mystil]

I'm one of the few people who thought PSP2 was an absolute abomination, and the wost game in the series. I could write a paper on everything wrong with that game.

Didn't play Infinity though.

I think that is why you only hear about Infinity and not PSP2 original.

[BahnKnakyu]

The combat system in PSO2 is much more "visceral", if that makes any sense. I feel like I'm HITTING and SHOOTING things in this game. I never got that sense with PSU or any of its sequels. PSO2 definitely feels like an evolution of the ideas PSP2i introduced, and that's why I honestly think in terms of CORE game mechanics, PSO2 wins by a landslide.

PSO2 is almost what I wanted in an action RPG MO game. DMC-esque juggle combos, launchers, dodges, parries/just guards, etc. PSP2i's system felt very dated in comparison.

[Cyrusnagisa]

well...PSO2 doesn't have DREADNAUGHT either

Spoiler!

So that's another thing Infinity has on it. Absolutely ridiculous weaponry.

........my god........

[Agitated_AT]

The combat system in PSO2 is much more "visceral", if that makes any sense. I feel like I'm HITTING and SHOOTING things in this game. I never got that sense with PSU or any of its sequels. PSO2 definitely feels like an evolution of the ideas PSP2i introduced, and that's why I honestly think in terms of CORE game mechanics, PSO2 wins by a landslide.

PSO2 is almost what I wanted in an action RPG MO game. DMC-esque juggle combos, launchers, dodges, parries/just guards, etc. PSP2i's system felt very dated in comparison.

This is a legitimate and good point. I defenitly didn't feel the impact in any of the PSU/psportable games. It's like your hitting them softly.