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#1 kilerchese
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Well, I returned the SanDisk and spent $5 more to get a SanDisk UltraII 4GB. I would have gotten a Lexar or Sony, but they were $16 more than the first SanDisk and $11 more than the UltraII.

First SanDisk was showing 3813 MB of User Capacity, this new SanDisk is showing 3904.

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#2 kilerchese
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How can it be a memory stick problem?

I said that they play just fine from the memory on my PC. On my PSP though it's when the data gets corrupted.

I've also setup my own media server using Apache and downloaded the files, instead of just copying them over, and that doesn't work either.

Edit: I can fast forward through the songs and they won't corrupt either, but if I play them regularly thats when the problems occur. If I fast forward through the song and replay it, it plays just fine. Until it gets to a point where I didn't fast forward through it.

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#3 kilerchese
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I think we're still two years out from the PSP2, but I think Sony will announce a PSP 4000 at E3 and I'd be willing to bet it will have dual analog sticks.
Its really the only way Sony will be able to sell another redesign of the same system.

If they can take the best aspects of the PSP go and the 3000, throw in another analog stick, price it affordably and have Kevin Butler do the commercials, they can get away without releasing the PSP2 for another few years. Of course they need to keep the games coming too.

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I think though should do a special redesign of it. Make it look like a PS2/3 controller and give it two analogs and two shoulders.

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#4 kilerchese
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Okay, I just some music on my 4GB SanDisk memory stick that I bought like two days ago from Wal Mart. Only problem though is that when I play music through my PSP it'll play for about thirty or forty seconds, sometimes less, and than go to the next song and the PSP will say that the data is corrupt.

When I play the same song through my PC, memory stick plugged into my multi-card reader, the song's play just fine.

Something wrong with my PSP? I haven't tried another memory stick yet.

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I've just gotten my PSP back after about 6 or 7 months of not having it, let my sister borrow it, and I've started back up playing PSP games.

Personally, I enjoy the complexity and fun of MHFU, but I just got MotorStorm Arctic Edge and am going through the single player of that. So far, finished every race in first.

So who here uses XLink Kai for their Ad Hoc online gaming?

For those who don't know what XLink Kai is, it is a program that tunnels, forwards, your Ad Hoc games to the internet and through the use of a graphical interface you can connect to other players online. For example, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is a Ad Hoc only game so you can't play it online, but with XLink Kai you can connect your PSP to the internet while in Ad Hoc and connect to other people playing the same game as you.

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why?Gammet25
Case looks better over the Raven 1.

More air in-take. Cleaner insides. Case is smaller.

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I would like to replace my Raven 1 with a Raven 2 or Fortress 2.

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#8 kilerchese
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with a $1200 budget, a build like that couldnt play metro 2033 in high settingsYourNextStalker
You MUST be joking.

Thats the only thing you could be doing!

The OPTIMAL system requirements?

Core i7 CPU($200+)
DirectX 11 Compatible video card, preferably GTX 470($300-$500) or GTX 480($400-$600)
and I quote "As much RAM as possible(8GB+)" 8GB of ram? $250+
Fast HDD or SSD.

Thats right, I believe this is the first game that has recommended an SSD for the hard drive optimal experience.

Just from those BASIC numbers, thats $800 for just FOUR of the required basic EIGHT components of a computer, not including the monitor which will cost another $150+ for a good one.

That leaves you with about $200 for a PSU, there goes another $100, motherboard for current i7 CPUs are about $150-$200. There goes the rest of your money.

Now your over your budget and you still don't have a case or an optical drive.

Your not going to be able to play this game on high with a budget of a measly $1,200.

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#9 kilerchese
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Your budget doesn't make it feasible to build a computer that will play Metro 2033, using the optimal system specifications of course.

Your going to have to settle for something less with a budget like that.