I had been planing on picking up a second PSP, as I do with all my favorite systems. This practice started back with my N64. One for me and one for the kids. Well, when it came to the PSP I got a little "selfish". As I would casually visit my local gameshops. I would ask if they had any used PSPs in stock and in good condition. About a year ago, I would get a laugh from the employees. Yeah, they had too many as people were trading them in for the original DS. They wanted $170. I passed. recently, I began to ask again. This time I was surprised to find that the scarcity of the PSP was not so funny. What happened to the mountains of PSP's EB and GS were trying to get rid of? Well, to make a long story short. I stopped into Sears to use the men's room while waiting for the wife to get chinese food. I figure I had a few minutes, so I cruised the game section. I looked into the console case and noticed a PSP siting by itself. I glanced over at the top and saw a white closeout label. It read PSP originally $199. now $139. I asked the guy at the counter what was wrong with it. He said "nothing". Apparently, someone had bought it, said it didn't work and returned it. He stated that he had checked it out and it was perfect. That's all I needed to hear. I had the system rung up and was out the door. When I checked out the PSP, it was obvious that the previous owner never even tried the system. Everything was still it it's original sealed plastic, not a rip to be found. I installed the battery and powered her up and to my amazement I found not one dead pixel. This baby was perfect. Dual systems: N64, Dreamcast, PS2, PSP, Gamecube, Xbox, GBA, GBSP and DS lite Single systems Playstation, DS, Genisis, Gamegear, original Gameboy, GBPocket and GBColor
You don't like sharing with your kids? :PColonelWilks
Heck no, those little buggers already took my gameboy, N64 and Gamecube. In return thay gave me a bad back and cranky disposition LOL! :) He who has the most toys...wins!
Log in to comment