i got one of the peel and stick screen protectors from best buy. i dont really like it though cuz the corners come loose a little but i am gonna leave it on cuz i dont want scratches, and you dont notice small scratches when its turned on anyway. btw the other systems you mentioned that dont have scratches is probably because to carry them you fold them in 2 and therefore the screen is protected, the small scuffs that are on my psp are from carrying it, not while playing.
oh yea. i loved the first avp (well the demos were good, but the whole game had issues) i just recently installed it and played a bit of it again. the second avp wasnt as good i dont think, didnt instill the feeling of fear i got from the first. a new next gen fps would be awesome.
i need some more first person shooters. syphon filter was good even if it was third person. but my main passion has always been fps, i mean they made call of duty 4 for the ds. why not the psp, the graphics could have been better on the psp. come on developers!! get with it, please
i have used pledge furniture polish on cds and dvds. and it worked (to an extent). but i have never tried it on games; maybe if its not a real deep scratch. blockbuster has a machine for resurfacing dvds, maybe if you are extra nice to the cashier they might do it for you ??? (if you try that one let me know the results cuz i was thinking of trying it)
i liked quake 4, but you guys are forgetting one of the major bonuses, you get the full quake 2 game as well. back in the day when the internet was still relatively young quake 2 was the sh#t. before in-game server finders and gamespy 3d i remember finding a website where current q2 servers were listed. i would write the server # on a sheet of paper and then after opening the game i had to type in the server number to join a game. you had to really want to play multiplay back then to even bother with the hassle
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