[Definitive] Sony PSP Thread


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I'm starting to think on buying a PSP but not entirely sure yet though

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Yup, me too, anyone with a standard pack in the UK who wants to get rid of one, shoot me a PM.

Incase anyone's wondering about EB's policy on dead pixels, I brought my PSP in to be exchanged (it's within 14 days of purchase). Although they were out of them, I got put on a list which the guy said was "expected to fill very fast in the coming weeks" and I'll be getting my new one in a few weeks.

meh...I could be getting a PSP Value Pack from Japan for $233CDN...should I go for it?...will I face any kind of problem with the PSP that is from Japan? What about return policy? Dead Pixel? Voltage Issues? Can someone shed some light?

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Return Policy: Probably Screwed

Dead Pixel: Sony warranty

Voltage Issues? Not that I know of

Region Issues: Need Japan Movies (But games are ok)

meh...I could be getting a PSP Value Pack from Japan for $233CDN...should I go for it?...will I face any kind of problem with the PSP that is from Japan? What about return policy? Dead Pixel? Voltage Issues? Can someone shed some light?

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The UMD movies won't work if you buy them in the US.

If you get it from elsewhere besides a retail store, your best bet will probably be Sony for repair issues. The charger is different, but I read and adaptor works fine and the PSP can take different voltages.

I wouldn't do it unless it was your only way to get a PSP easily. If you have a retail store near you that has it, it'd be better to go with that I think.

Return Policy: Probably Screwed

Dead Pixel: Sony warranty

Voltage Issues? Not that I know of

Region Issues: Need Japan Movies (But games are ok)

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....crap....screwed on return policy?.....can't I just pop in at a EB and replace myself with another one?...and for the dead pixels...don't I need to bring it to a store to get it exchanged or returned anyways?... :pinch:

and for the games...like I know when you first crack on the PSP, it ask you for English or Japaness, is the game the same?

Could anyone please test this: multiplayer with just one game

Hey just wanted to report on my first "hack"(if you could call it that) of the psp. I figured out how to play multiplayer games with one copy(works for at least tony hawks)

requires

2 people

2 psps

one copy of thug(tony hawks underground)

Step One

Person A creates game in wifi

Step Two

A presses open, chooses not to quit game

Step Three

Person B loads game up, joins A's game

Step four

Both Psp's freeze

Step five

thug is taken out of persons b's and placed into persons A's, B chooses not to quit game

step six

A takes game out, gives it to B, chooses not to quit.

Source: http://www.pro-networks.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=52573

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