we ad that a few years back when all the shops were demoing playstations. 
This ella says to me he says i bet you can't play this game. Now the game 
was soviet strike a flight sim and it was not the most accessible game but 
he meant i couldn't even start it. However i prooved him wrong by flying the 
helicopter around for a bit. Shame i never bet him a free copy of the game 
the aduio was first class. Your absolutley right about the lack of sound in 
sports games but one game that allways remains faithful is the madden 
series. Sure mst of the time u get whooped but its still real fun.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Games on the PSP


> One thing I'm worried about is that you see, in some games, less and less
> game sounds. I agree with Brandon about menues, you need a sighted friend 
> to
> guide you through them until you memorise them or write them down. About
> less game sounds though, my friend had a baseball game where you'd sort of
> know when to hit because you could hear the pitch, but now he says with 
> the
> new version their's no pitching sound. Also, I could play FIFA 99 on the 
> PC,
> my dad just needs to start the matches for me, because you need to do that
> with the mouse. How I sort of used to play, is you know where a person 
> plays
> in real life, for example, when I hear the commentator say 'Vieir,' I'd 
> know
> that, since V plays central midfield, that's where I am, then I would know
> that I'd sort of be OK, no matter in which direction I pass. What's also
> good is how the commentator gets excited when you're near the goal. 
> Running
> is a bit of luck, since you can't see where defenders are, but it's still
> fun to play. In the latest FIFA's, they've taken the sound of tackling 
> away,
> and made the ball sound so soft, that I really can't play it.
> I actually do have a Sega Megadrive, and I agree that the WWF games are 
> very
> easy to play, it's just a question of having someone to tell you what the
> sounds mean, and then you can really enjoy yourself. My friend also had
> Mortal Combat 3 on the Sega, and that was really cool. I stopped consoles,
> until my brother got this model, so I'm really excited to get back into
> console gaming. The only thing I regret though is that games for the
> Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega were so cheap, that it was OK if 
> you
> bought one which turned out not to be so accessible. Nowdays with PS2 and
> PSP, games are so expensive that their's no room for making a mistake, and 
> I
> can't even try the games out before I buy (with Nintendo and sega, their 
> was
> this lovely games shop that we always used to go to, with friendly staff 
> who
> had the patients of saints!) I used to try 3 or 4 games before deciding on
> one!
> Ari
>
>
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