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| Lakitu Join Date: May 2008 Location: NA
Posts: 111
| I hope I am not posting in the wrong area but I didnt see a PSP forum listed, I just got a used PSP and was looking for new friends since all my friends have Wii and DS. |
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| Lakitu Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States Age: 18
Posts: 106
| I should be getting a PSP about three weeks ago. If I don't have it by Tuesday a have a dishonest and unfaithful friend to maim. |
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| Banzai Bill Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Germany Age: 28
Posts: 1,557
| I bought mine last year in China (original) and spent some fine hours of playing Lumines, Gokumakaimura and Twinbee Portable on it. I used to dislike the system way back but it sure has caught up a lot and moved on from average PS2 ports to a great and diverse library full of games that truly cater to my nerdy taste. |
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| Do you like my helmet? | I agree, Keeper. I initially stayed away from it because I thought it had a relatively weak library and was enormous. But the slim is pretty nice, it has a decent pool of downloadable games, and the UMD library has really picked up (however, for me, a lot of the games that are appealing are the ports/remakes). |
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| Banzai Bill Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UK Age: 26
Posts: 1,559
| I got one 2 weeks ago, one of the new 3000 models, I also stayed away from it until now because of lack of games and design problems. But I got a PS3 last Christmas and I was so impressed with that that it persuaded me to buy a PSP as well, I would never have considered buying one before then. There's no lack of PSP games now, there's a lot that I want to get and they're not usually that expensive either, it's not uncommon to find 2nd hand PSP games for under £10. I didn't used to like Sony consoles before but they're very good now, I hate to say it but they just offer so much more than what Nintendo are doing at the moment in so many areas. I'm disappointed in Nintendo more than I am pleased with Sony. I still prefer the DS, for the range of games and great design, but the PSP is different enough to be worth owning both. There should be a PSP forum. Last edited by SegaFan; 30th March 2009 at 11:14 AM. |
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| Banzai Bill Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Germany Age: 28
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| Monty Mole Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: SF Bay Area Age: 34
Posts: 770
| Just got PSP from my son, He had not turned it on for a couple months so I went ahead and bought it. ITS AWESOME!! I now can access my PS3 menu remotely (and supposedly anywhere with an wifi connection, I have yet to test it) and access all my "Subtitled" videos!! so I can basically walk around the house doing all the stuff I do and watch a movie carrying the PSP! I could go on and on but I don't want to sound like an Sony Fanboy...
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| Lakitu Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: United States Age: 18
Posts: 106
| I found a... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGE0P_jWWSg Dang, this web browser is a little annoying. |
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