[Definitive] Sony PSP Thread


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I got the LAST three PSPs!!!!!

(finally found them in Niigata after searching high and low in Tokyo)

Andrew.. Peter... Start dancing, and you both owe me a pint.

For a sad two I was unable to get the PSPs.

For those who asked for the PSPs in the beginning (and also kindly paid in advance) will be getting them.

My sincerest apologies for those I was unable to help.

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Where did you order/get your PSP ?

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Peter = me :)

theyre trying to incorporate it into the umd before launch I believe.

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Into the UMD? It'll be an external device, presumably hooking into the USB port on the top. How would they put it in the UMD?

Anyway, either way Archer Mclean is pushing SCEE to include it in the initial Mercury package at launch, either as a SE package or seerately. Either way it's going to add absolutely tonnes to the experience. With the tile sensor the camera is fixed and the mercury acts as if it's trapped under the screen (apparently the feeling they were going after). I won't be happy if I can't get it with the tilt sensor, but either way I'll get it :D

According to the interview, Mercury will include "a very precise motion sensor peripheral." The peripheral will likely plug into the system's USB slot (there's no receiver to send a signal through from the disc, unlike cartridges that use similar technology that build the sensor right into the game)
Into the UMD? It'll be an external device, presumably hooking into the USB port on the top. How would they put it in the UMD?

Anyway, either way Archer Mclean is pushing SCEE to include it in the initial Mercury package at launch, either as a SE package or seerately. Either way it's going to add absolutely tonnes to the experience. With the tile sensor the camera is fixed and the mercury acts as if it's trapped under the screen (apparently the feeling they were going after). I won't be happy if I can't get it with the tilt sensor, but either way I'll get it :D

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usb add on? fine with me :) , my bad.

But im pretty sure that the mercury is being controlled via analog in the video

usb add on? fine with me  :) , my bad.

But im pretty sure that the mercury is being controlled via analog in the video

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it is. the machine aint being tilted, and the usb aint connected.

wow i didnt even know i was a member @ neowin.. i must've made an id ..sometime.. or something.. anyway

i just recently got my gba sp (lol i know im pretty late..)

i thought the ds seemed too, i dont know, bulky? the psp looks a bit large for me as well. Does the screen worry you? i'd always be affraid of scratching it. i think i'll be interested in buying one well after it's US release if some sort of emulation progs were developed to work off of the memory sticks, like someone mentioned way earlier in this thread. that kind of thing is fun to me.

:)

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