Actually, one great thing about the Go

I have my fair share of criticisms about my new Go, but to all my fellow students out there it's really fantastic during a long and boring lecture/seminar. Small and really hide-able... Point one for sure...

Too bad I go to a community college with no lecture halls. The fact is that I have said it before. I will gladley buy a PSP Go the day I can put my UMD's on there AND have EVERY SINGLE PSP game available on PSN.

Few years ago, me and my friend were playing THPS on PSX + 5'' LCD external screen. It was SO crazy idea and damn fun! :) I won't forget those boring lessons with DualShock in hands an PSX hidden in backpack! :) So comparing PSPGo to this solution: I can say - yes, it's realy small and "hideable". It's really fun playing games anywhere you want + new Pause feature in PSPGo - it makes playing games more crazy! Just close it and hide to a pocket - quick and clear :)

Few years ago, me and my friend were playing THPS on PSX + 5'' LCD external screen. It was SO crazy idea and damn fun! :) I won't forget those boring lessons with DualShock in hands an PSX hidden in backpack! :) So comparing PSPGo to this solution: I can say - yes, it's realy small and "hideable". It's really fun playing games anywhere you want + new Pause feature in PSPGo - it makes playing games more crazy! Just close it and hide to a pocket - quick and clear :)

myst3rial

Few years ago, me and my friend were playing THPS on PSX + 5'' LCD external screen. It was SO crazy idea and damn fun! :) I won't forget those boring lessons with DualShock in hands an PSX hidden in backpack! :) So comparing PSPGo to this solution: I can say - yes, it's realy small and "hideable". It's really fun playing games anywhere you want + new Pause feature in PSPGo - it makes playing games more crazy! Just close it and hide to a pocket - quick and clear :)

myst3rial

I have my fair share of criticisms about my new Go, but to all my fellow students out there it's really fantastic during a long and boring lecture/seminar. Small and really hide-able... Point one for sure...

GymFox

So you will have a degree in playing PSP games, that is awesome :P

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If you're going to play PSP during class you might as well leave... and I cannot play my games without sound.jedinat

True but if you would leave then your not there which means....you know the rest ;)

If you're going to play PSP during class you might as well leave... and I cannot play my games without sound.jedinat

[QUOTE="jedinat"]If you're going to play PSP during class you might as well leave... and I cannot play my games without sound.hockey73

Exactly, I have the same thing and mandatory attendance for a 3 hour seminar... So I hammer away at FF7 and Monster Hunter when my classmates sit around and say stupid **** and think about how smart they are. Who's the smart one now?!?!!? I have perfect marks and a good time while I do it :D

[QUOTE="hockey73"][QUOTE="jedinat"]If you're going to play PSP during class you might as well leave... and I cannot play my games without sound.GymFox

Exactly, I have the same thing and mandatory attendance for a 3 hour seminar... So I hammer away at FF7 and Monster Hunter when my classmates sit around and say stupid **** and think about how smart they are. Who's the smart one now?!?!!? I have perfect marks and a good time while I do it :D

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[QUOTE="hockey73"] Not where I go, I have "clicker questions" where we use a controller to register an answer to things relevant to lecture, they end up counting for 10 percent or so of our final grade. Cool thing is, in most classes you don't have to get the correct answer but just need to attend class. Resistance_Kid

Exactly, I have the same thing and mandatory attendance for a 3 hour seminar... So I hammer away at FF7 and Monster Hunter when my classmates sit around and say stupid **** and think about how smart they are. Who's the smart one now?!?!!? I have perfect marks and a good time while I do it :D

Obviously you haven't a real seminar in a real college. It's a prof lead discussion among the students. So i guess I could sit there and listen to fairly unintelligent individuals give there opinions on the subject in discussion but there in reality isn't much to actually learn. Plus, I am already a professionally trained archaeologist and laboratory technician with a salary so it is rudimentary experience at best. Oh, btw marks are what really matters in the professional arena. Not some textbook knowledge that doesn't do much in the real world. Maybe you are young... I'll stick with the Go, good marks, and a good time

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[QUOTE="hockey73"] Not where I go, I have "clicker questions" where we use a controller to register an answer to things relevant to lecture, they end up counting for 10 percent or so of our final grade. Cool thing is, in most classes you don't have to get the correct answer but just need to attend class. Resistance_Kid

Exactly, I have the same thing and mandatory attendance for a 3 hour seminar... So I hammer away at FF7 and Monster Hunter when my classmates sit around and say stupid **** and think about how smart they are. Who's the smart one now?!?!!? I have perfect marks and a good time while I do it :D

Wow. That m[QUOTE="myst3rial"]

Few years ago, me and my friend were playing THPS on PSX + 5'' LCD external screen. It was SO crazy idea and damn fun! :) I won't forget those boring lessons with DualShock in hands an PSX hidden in backpack! :) So comparing PSPGo to this solution: I can say - yes, it's realy small and "hideable". It's really fun playing games anywhere you want + new Pause feature in PSPGo - it makes playing games more crazy! Just close it and hide to a pocket - quick and clear :)

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