[QUOTE="Runner555"]

It has been a month since i had have my psp and so far i have 5 games well 7 but two of them got messed up and getting them exchanged tom.

They are Dynasty Warriors Strikeforce, Buzz Master Quiz, Metal Gear Portable Ops Plus and regular version, Twisted Metel Head On, Daxter,and Ratchet and Clank Size Matters. So is this a good collection so far

Also i Have Spyhon Filter 1, Hot shots golf, Twisted Metal 2, and Crash Bandicoot Warped.

I'm new to this so no really bad remarks please

Any games should i get

Anyone want to play online on any of them that has online

Some ideas other for you on PSP titles below.

My Current Collection (just started building it this year):

1. Ultimate Board Game Collection
2. Sonic Rivals 2
3. Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars
4. Test Drive Unlimited
5. Exit
6. SBK Superbike World Championship
7. Wipeout Pure

My Wish List:

1. Rock Band Unplugged
2. MLB 09: The Show
3. Formula One 2009
4. Lemmings
5. PANGYA: Fantasy Golf
6. OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast
7. The Bigs 2

I haven't seen this on the national maps just yet, but it has hit the State of Washington where I reside. Local News Link

Yea, I'll continue to buy UMD games for my PSP2000. I just started getting back into gaming a month ago and looking forward to building a physical collection for my budding game library. I've seen member photos of extensive collections and I'd like to admire my own personal collection as it expands.

I'm sure I will still buy some of the digital distribution "exclusive" titles that will only be available via downloads, but I'm going to buy up all the UMD titles that catch my interest as well.

Mac and Mocha:

I am not sure if this is the right place to write this, but the mod I asked never responded. I am wondering what is the best C++ book for a person completely new to C++ and has never had any experience using it or anything.

Thanks.

Tugboat450

Go to Amazon's website under books and read reviews of different C++ books. You'll be able to tell the good titles from the weak ones. Another option is to just go to your public library and grab a few books for free. I know the public library system whereI am located allows users to view books electronically via the website using an individual's library member card number.

I'm currently attempting to learn C++ as well. Get basic programming down and you'll be able to move on to other languages after getting through the syntax differences. C++ is still very widely used in the industry, so it's a good foundation to have if this a career path you are pursuing.

Thanks for posting the heads up guys. I'm checking through the website now. 2 for 1 is great :)

I just blogged about it tonight and looking forward to giving the release candidate a test drive on May 5th.

Hey Guys

i was just wonderin, what was the first game you got for the PSP?!

Mine was: Pursuit Force

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what was yours?

superjoegoal

Star Wars Battlefront, Renegage Squadron came with my PSP as a packaged bundle.

The first game that I actually bought was Sonic Rivals 2, Greatest Hits edition along with two other PSP titles as part of the same purchase.

Well I am not saying exactly.

But so far I am the oldest one on this thread :cry:

SUD123456

To one up on SUD123456, I just turned 34 this year. :D

When I don't use ebay, I normally will hit up Amazon.com as their 3rd party merchants are rated through the Amazon database. It also allows you to shop for the best price for the most part and provides a certain degree of protection. I've bought games, movies, and electronics from Amazon with no complaints so far over the past few years.