I need some help.........haven't gotton a PSP yet.

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#1 peter1191
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I'm thinking of getting one this xmas. I already have a DS lite, but all the awesome games are coming out next year, and I have too much work to do to play them during school hours. I've wanted a PSP for some time now, but......how much longer will it last? Its been out for only 2 years I believe? Shouldn't it last much longer, I hope? any good games on the horizon (besides the awesome ones already out)?

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#2 peter1191
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anyone?
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#3 cudzooking
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Tons of good games out, I believe I stated in a similar post that IMO, Sony is hitting the peak of PSP stuff.Playstation store,complex updates (debatable, yes I know...), games and add-ons, and a growing amount of users..Tons of good games coming out, many even better ones reported. I'd strongly advise going out and buying one.
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#4 mthe1337one
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well i was under the impression recommendation threads were frowned-upon but i responded in it anyway since i haven't been on these forums for a long time...

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26090482

that thread should get thinking about whether to get a PSP or not as far as current game catalog is concerned.

plus there's still new stuff coming out...even so you have other uses for the psp other than gaming. great multimedia device as far as i'm concerned. in a way, you can think of a PSP as one of those new iTouch....only less expensive.