You'll need the cable that lets you play your PSP on your TV. You'll need a wireless router of some sort if you want to have internet on your PSP. Things I find useful are a car-mount, so you can watch movies while driving. Umm make sure to get a case, and a microfiber clothe is extremly useful for wiping the screen off.
I dont have a wireless router but a couple months ago I bought the nintendo wifi adapter and it's been working with the wii flawlessy. I just got a PSP slim and tried to find a connection and it didnt detect anything though. Any help on this would be appreciated :)
I have been looking up stuff on making your PSP a GPS system. There's one thing I'm midly confused about. In all the things I've read it never mentions being able to put in a destination and it give you directions. They all mention it being able to track your location and what not but they dont mention anything about it giving you directions. Now my question is, if I install all the basic files and stuff will I be able to turn on my psp hop in my car put in a destination and it get me there?
I recently bought a PSP, and I was wondering what are some 'must-have' acessories that I should check out. Does anyone know of a good deal on a SD card for it?
And I honestly don't know how you got bored of crysis in 15 minutes.nutcrackr
Because it's nothing new. It felt like 3 years ago (Far Cry) but with better graphics, less free-romaing, and some gimmicks(modifiers) thrown in. It's sickening that someone can 'create a new game' by improving graphics, and throwing in some gimmick. Dont get me wrong by today's standards Crysis will be a great game to many people. But I just miss the days when a game would come out and it was like nothing else you've ever played. I will say that I thought 'Shadow of the Colossus'(Ps2) was a great step in the right direction. I guess companys just arent willing to take as big as risks as they used to.
I dont know what it is, but there hasnt been very many recent games that I actually feel motivated to finish. Take Bioshock for example I've been at the second to last level for 3months now. It's a good game, even a great game. But it doesnt do anything different enough to warrent the insane reviews it got. It does a great job with atmosphere and the setting is great, but the shooting and plasmids just get old. I also recently played the Crysis demo. It was interesting for about 15 minutes then it just felt lifeless. Again it's the same old same old, it wasnt nearly as free-roaming as I had expected.
Maybe I'm growing out of games. Anyone else feel games lately have been uninspired? All the dev's just seem to aim for the latest graphics, and throw in the same old shooting controls that have been around since 10years ago.
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