psp

[Guest max1956bikes]

i have seen adverts on psp how do you put games on?it seems to come with memory card no doubt sony have own card.nothing else will fit?does it plug into home computer it seems to have usb wire.i may get one when price comes down.what is your veiw on this new psp.let us all know please

[Guest bills1974]

i have seen adverts on psp how do you put games on?it seems to come with memory card no doubt sony have own card.nothing else will fit?does it plug into home computer it seems to have usb wire.i may get one when price comes down.what is your veiw on this new psp.let us all know please

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Here's a little quick info on the PSP.

Sony games come on their proprietary UMD format, this is like a mini CD in a plastic case that goes in a slot in the back. The PSP also takes Memory Stick Pro Duo cards for saving game data, storing pictures, movies, etc. You can plug your PSP into a computer via a USB cable or you can connect to your wireless home network using the built in 802.11b wireless adapter.

Load times on many games tend to be slow, but I'm sure this will improve once the software developers get used to this hardware. The LCD screen for a portable system is superb and it is so enjoyable to look at that I don't really play console or computer games that much anymore, it's very nice to have the portability of the PSP.

[Guest dolphinsmile]

Here's a little quick info on the PSP.

I don't really play console or computer games that much anymore, it's very nice to have the portability of the PSP.

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