Who likes the PSP?
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well i got one for me and my son and got one for my nephew (christmas pressie) to be honest taff its a big boys toy my son is 5 and can play games on it and really likes to play aswell but more aimed towards adults and teenagers if you want my personal view... but you can buy educational stuff for the psp aswell... for a gaming point of view its the dogs bits 
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siross
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waste of money for me, would never play it good for kids though
good for kids though
timekeeper
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Its a great bit of kit
jp1201
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im thinkin of gettin 1 they look ace
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never really been into the gaming thing but i likes the look ov it but would not buy one
DOOBIE
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i am gonna wait a while until the price comes down then gonna get 2 one for me son and one for me
TheDogsNutts
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me kids are going mad for one for xmas, i hope there worth it then.............
Theyv'e come a long way....very impressive screen ...if u get 1 without the dead pixels.....even more value for money now the firmware downgrader has hit the net...... just need to be careful ....was reading this .....
" PSP users are being urged to beware of a Trojan which, once executed, turns their games gizmo into little more than an expensive book weight.
The (PlayStation Portable) PSP Brick Trojan poses as a utility that allows gamers to run homebrew apps or pirated games.
The latest version 2.0 of the PSP firmware stops the execution of custom code on the device. But after the discovery of a buffer overflow in version 2.0 of the PSP firmware, a firmware downgrade to 1.50 became the "Holy Grail" of PSP homebrew development.
Various firmware dowgrade tools sprung up. But one of the utilities has turned out to be a Trojan that renders the PSP unusable. The malware poses as software from the "PSP Team". In reality the code will remove important system files from the flash which makes the system unbootable or a brick, as gamers call it. "
Dunno if just trying to frighten ppl into downgrading....... anyone tried it ?
I am running 1.5.....Jap machine.....so havent had the chance ?
Another question are pSp's available in your area ? in Neast and havent seen any in shops......can get em, a m8 imported some......but $*ny up to the ususal....to create a demand....
" PSP users are being urged to beware of a Trojan which, once executed, turns their games gizmo into little more than an expensive book weight.
The (PlayStation Portable) PSP Brick Trojan poses as a utility that allows gamers to run homebrew apps or pirated games.
The latest version 2.0 of the PSP firmware stops the execution of custom code on the device. But after the discovery of a buffer overflow in version 2.0 of the PSP firmware, a firmware downgrade to 1.50 became the "Holy Grail" of PSP homebrew development.
Various firmware dowgrade tools sprung up. But one of the utilities has turned out to be a Trojan that renders the PSP unusable. The malware poses as software from the "PSP Team". In reality the code will remove important system files from the flash which makes the system unbootable or a brick, as gamers call it. "
Dunno if just trying to frighten ppl into downgrading....... anyone tried it ?
I am running 1.5.....Jap machine.....so havent had the chance ?
Another question are pSp's available in your area ? in Neast and havent seen any in shops......can get em, a m8 imported some......but $*ny up to the ususal....to create a demand....
andyboyrfc
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i got my lad 1 ther are superb
sharpe1983
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i will get one when the price drops abit lol
