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How about just treat it well. I have had mine for about a half a year and i have never used a face protector. Still no scratches lol. I treat my psp like its gold. megagamer0193I agree! I used a plastic scratch guard on my DS, and I spent more time trying to get those darn air bubbles out. For my PSP, I handle with care and when I'm done playing, I just shut the lid to my PGP. For the times when I want to play the PSP out of the PGP, I use the Playgear visor, also from Logitech. I find it to be a better alternative to the plastic film.
I have a Sony PSP. As do many people. However, do you ever feel like you were charged to much or have that feeling of getting tired of it? Well, I do. I mean the games are decent and the video thing and music is all very nice, but the PSP is becoming one of those items that is going to be collecting dust in a short time. If Sony doesn't come up with some better games or better graphics or something nice, the PSP may just be another dust collector. What do you think of the future of the Sony PSP?American-EagleHmm, growing tired of the PSP. Well, it happens with all things. I like how quick we are to condemn something because it lost it's "newness". Let me bring up something that wasn't too long ago. When I first learned how to use a computer all that was around were the C64, Amiga, Atari 400 & 800, Radioshack TSR80s, Apple & Macs and the original PCs. For the time, they were the greatest things since sliced bread. Here's the thing, for all that they could do, web surfing was not even close to being mainstream. Things like windows, iphoto, mpegs, streaming video, ichat, gaming online were something out of science fiction. My point, your complaining about a device that has more power and functionality than some huge beige box that sat on my desk merely 12 years ago, and your board. Here is my observation. I love Nintendo and what they represent. As a teenager the NES was the bomb. As I got older Sony got me reintroduced into gaming (gotta love the Tekken) after a brief hiatus (yes, I completely missed the SNES era). My appreciation for gaming grew with the N64,DC,PS2,GC and Xbox. All at one point, never got turned off and all at another, don't get turned on much. Yet all are still hooked up to my TV. Why, because like an old song you hear on the radio (or just can't get out of your head), Your memory will want to relive a great moment in time. For my son, I picked up a DS. Wonderful and intuitive little device. I gave it a try and really enjoyed games like Mario Kart, Metroid pinball, and New Super Mario bros. I shied away from the PSP because of all the negativity it received. Then one day I took a chance. All I can say is now the DS collects dust unless my kids play with it (not saying it's just for kids) and my PSP gets constantly recharged from all the use I put into it. From games - music - umd movies - web surfing - and photos. I really love this thing and want another. As for paying too much, I say, for a device priced around the same as an ipod, but does more, nope. Bottom line, If you really like you system, never give it up. If you really don't like it and want something else that is more up you alley, then go for it. Truthfully, I've only regretted getting rid of two systems. My Turbo grafix 16 and my original Sega Genisis.
On the contrary...UMD movies are excellent....but expensive. I have Wedding Crashers,The Longest Yard and Mrs. & Mrs. Smith. All great movies.RicForceActually, I've bought all my umds used (ranging from 5-12 bucks), some even free w/ buy 1 get one free days at Gamestop. Movie quality is really good. Sound depends on what you use. My choices range from the standard white earphones from Sony - my 500w Pioneer receiver . You just lose out on the extras that you would normally get on a standard DVD (some don't even care about them in the first place). And while it's true that you can rip a DVD movie onto a computer an then to a PSP memory card. I have heard some complain of slightly poor video quality. The other thing is that instead of cramming movies onto a memory card, you can put them away after viewing and save the space for other things such as game saves, demos, music , photos or whatever else you may want. My UMDs. Assault on precinct 13 AVP Black Hawk Down Blade Chronicles of Riddick Dawn of the Dead Dusk till Dawn Evil Dead Harry Potter Hell Boy Jarhead King Arthur Tomb Raider 1 & 2 once upon a time in Mexico Pirates of the Caribean Predator Replacement Killers Reign of Fire Resident Evil 1 & 2 The Rundown Shaun of the Dead Snatch Starship Troopers Spider-man 2 Swat Terminator 1& 2 Ultimate Avengers Van Helsing Underworld 1 & 2
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