[QUOTE="hockey73"][QUOTE="HappyProzak"]

Honestly, don't get more than 2 or 3 of those games simply because you'll be so busy with 2 or 3 that by the time you buy some of the others chances are they may have dropped in price and you might still have them shrink wrapped.DS games that are out of stock go up in price on ebay, which is lame but its the cost of sticking with solid state memory, but Sony uses the umd drive which is much cheaper to make than nintendos solid state memory cartridges.

As a result even launch PSP games can be found new in factory seals on ebay and they don't fetch ridiculous prices and still cost about $20 bucks shipped

So anyways, my recommendation would be to buy 2-3 games that you know you are going to play and once you get through one or two buy the next ones, have fun.

Videodogg

yeah i d have to agree with him, id even say by 1 or 2 of those games, like stated above, you probabley won't be playing all these games at once. although it may sound cool to have like 5 or 6 games at once, you should focus on playing 1 or 2 of those games.

Yeah, your probably right. Its just the excitement getting to me...i always over-endulge when i get something new.

I got the same problem. :D

One of the benifits of sticking with handheld games is that I can afford more games and I have all the hardware (gba/ds/psp) and I might splurge and update my old psp to a slim, but not until my precious grips are released for the slim.

Honestly, don't get more than 2 or 3 of those games simply because you'll be so busy with 2 or 3 that by the time you buy some of the others chances are they may have dropped in price and you might still have them shrink wrapped.DS games that are out of stock go up in price on ebay, which is lame but its the cost of sticking with solid state memory, but Sony uses the umd drive which is much cheaper to make than nintendos solid state memory cartridges.

As a result even launch PSP games can be found new in factory seals on ebay and they don't fetch ridiculous prices and still cost about $20 bucks shipped

So anyways, my recommendation would be to buy 2-3 games that you know you are going to play and once you get through one or two buy the next ones, have fun.

Well its hard to tell just when the PSP will be replaced by the PSP 2. We don't even know if there will even be a PSP2. Nintendo ruled the handheld market for a really long time and theydidn't release a newer handheld in 5 years the way we see with consoles. Now that Sony has entered the market it remains to be seen whether or not we'll see the usual 5th year update, it may actually be longer. There are a lot of good games yet to be released though so the PSP should still have plenty of life left in it.