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As advertised, this thing can do pretty much everything very well. The graphics are superb for its size.
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I ordered this product in August 2008, and just this week I received my refund. This seller lied twice in stating that he sent the item, and after two letters to Amazon, Amazon finally decided that yes maybe you did have some problems with this particular seller.
I think resent more that Amazon beat around the bush before responding to my two inquiries.
I gave low ratings because thanks to the deceitful nature of the seller, I could not play the game.
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Sony PSP is the best handheld system I have ever owned and played! You can do much more than just play games, you can listen to music and watch videos and movies! I like the PSP most because it has Star Wars games unlike the Nintendo Ds. The PSP is much better than a Nintendo Ds!
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This is a great system for everything that it does but... the games are not that much fun I mean im sure you can find games that you love but there are only a few. I liked it for about a week then I got very board so think twice about it when you buy it.
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OK, so I was very happy with my iPod touch, but sticker shock got the best of me. I decided to go for something a little different, and so I jumped on the new PSP-2000.
A little background: I had a launch PSP back when they first came out. I liked it then, but it was very limited by a lack of software and support.
Fast-forward to today: I'm quite happy with the PSP-2000 as a media device. It's lightweight, slim, and doesn't take up much more space than an iPod touch. It has user-replaceable battery packs, and you can upgrade the memory as you see fit. I grabbed an 8GB Memory Stick at a bargain price, and I'm happy with the amount of data I can store on it.
Other bonuses versus an iPod touch:
* Controls for games.
* Built-in stereo speakers.
* WiFi switch allows you to turn off WiFi when you're not using it.
* Bigger screen.
* Extended battery available.
* Comes with wall charger, but can be charged via USB just like the iPod.
* Costs MUCH less than iPOd touch.
* Web browser has limited support for Shockwave Flash (iPod doesn't).
* Supports more media formats.
All in all, the PSP is a great choice. It's too bad Sony is still marketing it as a gaming console, instead of aiming it at the adult crowd looking for a media device. On the gaming side, however, I'm having a blast playing PSOne games that I downloaded from the Sony Store. The iPod touch can't play Castlevania Symphony of the Night, can it?
Yep. Definitely happy with this purchase.
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