i no im supposed to post this in the psp forums but it is really dead right now. anyways, my psp was able to use the internet fine but when i stopped using it for about 2 weeks and tried it, it was acting wierd. it will load a page really slowly or most of the time stop right ing the middle. Any Help???

coldfire447

Oh, and the reason the PSP forum is dead is because everyone posts stuff like, "Should i sell my PSP?" or "What game should i get?" 'Should i get a PSP?" It gets so annoying so a lot of people stop going there.

i no im supposed to post this in the psp forums but it is really dead right now. anyways, my psp was able to use the internet fine but when i stopped using it for about 2 weeks and tried it, it was acting wierd. it will load a page really slowly or most of the time stop right ing the middle. Any Help???

coldfire447

Ha...I think you might have a virus, bro. Thats most likely the problem. :) 

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[QUOTE="monkeysrfat"][QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'll be the first to admit that the Wii hasn't had the best or most diverse launch library, but hidden within the deluge is clear evidence of the Wii's competence, and sometimes even superiority over conventional gamepads, in many of the staple gaming genres. Action/AdventureLegend of Zelda "The combat controls are more conventional on the GameCube, since you won't be shaking the controller around to attack (though if you've already played the Wii version, expect to feel dumb when you start to shake your WaveBird and wonder why nothing's happening), but the Wii controls actually end up feeling more precise in a direct comparison. It's easier and faster to aim your arrows, boomerang, or other targeted items using the Wii Remote. It's easier to move the camera around with the Wii Remote, too." - GameSpot ShooterResident Evil 4 "The reviewers noted that while the content is almost the same as the GameCube original, the direct Wiimote-based controls offer a plus, making the game feel like something fresh and different. One reviewer said that the game offers the feeling of being closer to the action as well as upping the tension." - Famitsu Sandbox/GTA-styleGodfather: Blackhand Edition "Everything mentioned in the original review still stands (which we strongly encourage you to read, as it details the entire original release of The Godfather on last-gen systems), though there's simply more content added in. Blackhand Edition features over 25 unique motion controls, allowing you to pair up the nunchuk and Wii remote to deliver jabs, crosses, uppercuts, and power hits when fighting, IR aiming in both lock-on and free aim mode, and a ton of context sensitive grapple moves. It doesn't change the game by leaps and bounds, but after playing it on Wii I really can't see people wanting to go back to the traditional controls." - IGN Stealth/actionManhunt 2 "You're gonna want the Wii version, absolutely. There is no, absolutely no reason to get the PS2 version.... There are several major, I'd say, fundamentally important reasons you'd want the Wii version.... We went hands-on with this game for a LONG time. It was like a four hour session.... When they took it away, I was, like, 'Don't.' " - IGN SportsMadden 07 "To some extent, though, it all boils down to one question: How do you update football? The answer may very well be found in Madden NFL 07 for the Wii. At first glance, this looks like a pretty basic port of the older console iteration of Madden 07 released earlier in the year. But once you get your hands on it, you'll find a highly revamped experience that makes great use of the Wii's unique capabilities. And it's not just a few things here and there, either. Tons of the various moves and actions of football are mapped to the motion-sensing controls, with largely positive results. There are a few things that maybe don't work quite as well as they could, but by and large, Madden on the Wii is a successful reenvisioning of how football is played on consoles." - GameSpotlordlors

AHAHA...Did you just say crysis on the Wii? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Time Crysis dude not Crysis.

Ah, sorry. Didn't notice that. My bad. 

[QUOTE="mjarantilla"]I'll be the first to admit that the Wii hasn't had the best or most diverse launch library, but hidden within the deluge is clear evidence of the Wii's competence, and sometimes even superiority over conventional gamepads, in many of the staple gaming genres. Action/AdventureLegend of Zelda "The combat controls are more conventional on the GameCube, since you won't be shaking the controller around to attack (though if you've already played the Wii version, expect to feel dumb when you start to shake your WaveBird and wonder why nothing's happening), but the Wii controls actually end up feeling more precise in a direct comparison. It's easier and faster to aim your arrows, boomerang, or other targeted items using the Wii Remote. It's easier to move the camera around with the Wii Remote, too." - GameSpot ShooterResident Evil 4 "The reviewers noted that while the content is almost the same as the GameCube original, the direct Wiimote-based controls offer a plus, making the game feel like something fresh and different. One reviewer said that the game offers the feeling of being closer to the action as well as upping the tension." - Famitsu Sandbox/GTA-styleGodfather: Blackhand Edition "Everything mentioned in the original review still stands (which we strongly encourage you to read, as it details the entire original release of The Godfather on last-gen systems), though there's simply more content added in. Blackhand Edition features over 25 unique motion controls, allowing you to pair up the nunchuk and Wii remote to deliver jabs, crosses, uppercuts, and power hits when fighting, IR aiming in both lock-on and free aim mode, and a ton of context sensitive grapple moves. It doesn't change the game by leaps and bounds, but after playing it on Wii I really can't see people wanting to go back to the traditional controls." - IGN Stealth/actionManhunt 2 "You're gonna want the Wii version, absolutely. There is no, absolutely no reason to get the PS2 version.... There are several major, I'd say, fundamentally important reasons you'd want the Wii version.... We went hands-on with this game for a LONG time. It was like a four hour session.... When they took it away, I was, like, 'Don't.' " - IGN SportsMadden 07 "To some extent, though, it all boils down to one question: How do you update football? The answer may very well be found in Madden NFL 07 for the Wii. At first glance, this looks like a pretty basic port of the older console iteration of Madden 07 released earlier in the year. But once you get your hands on it, you'll find a highly revamped experience that makes great use of the Wii's unique capabilities. And it's not just a few things here and there, either. Tons of the various moves and actions of football are mapped to the motion-sensing controls, with largely positive results. There are a few things that maybe don't work quite as well as they could, but by and large, Madden on the Wii is a successful reenvisioning of how football is played on consoles." - GameSpotmonkeysrfat

AHAHA...Did you just say crysis on the Wii? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: