The reason I ask is, because for days now I have been looking all over the place for my PSP charger and it's no where to be found. I recently gave my friend my PS2 and I'm not sure if I accidently included my PSP charger with him along side the PS2 Powerpack, can someone clarify for me if both powerpacks can be used for the PS2, whereas the PSP stores the energy, obviously the P2 doesn't.

Thanks

Regards

Caitlyn

The reason I ask is, because for days now I have been looking all over the place for my PSP charger and it's no where to be found. I recently gave my friend my PS2 and I'm not sure if I accidently included my PSP charger with him along side the PS2 Powerpack, can someone clarify for me if both powerpacks can be used for the PS2, whereas the PSP stores the energy, obviously the P2 doesn't.

Thanks

Regards

Caitlyn

It would make no financial sense whatsoever for Microsoft to pull out of this gen and develop a new console. The 360 is just starting to make a profit and Sony is now starting to gain a little ground, while Nintendo are content where they are. The thing about this generation is the retro games that are being sold by the bucketload, downloadable content, the connectivity between other mediums that I'm sorry to say, PS3 seems to have the clear cut advantage in that area.

I think Microsoft will announce their follow up to the 360 in 2012, and have it released in 2014 along side Sony's PS4 (We all know it's going to be called that, Sony aren't original with their names) Nintendo, I think will have something new out in 2011/2012 purely because they're going for the cheaper and less technical of the three.