anyone know where I can get a PSP from now?
13 September 2005, 03:56 PM
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anyone know where I can get a PSP from now?
silly quesiotn, but I want to buy one before I go on honeymoon (two weeks) ad have to sit for 50 hours on a plane!
14 September 2005, 04:26 AM
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I flew out from Brum last week and the Dixons there had £50 off a 3 game package and spiderman film total price was £199
Wait till you get to the airport to save ur cash.
You could always phone up front and pre order it !!!! just have to charge it up b4 you get on the plane though
Wait till you get to the airport to save ur cash.
You could always phone up front and pre order it !!!! just have to charge it up b4 you get on the plane though
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When I was in Florida last month I brought an Nyko 'aluminium' looking hard case, that also had a 5 hour battery built in, brought it from a console shop, plenty of places had them.
You plug your PSP into the case, plug your PSP mains adaptor into the case, first the case charges, then the PSP. Boosts battery time to 9 hours roughly.
I think it was about $40, and I watched Black Hawk Down and played Tony Hawkes and NFSU for a couple of hours and it still had plenty of charge.
Also tough as old boots, keeps the PSP nice and safe, great bit of kit.
PS, the PSP adaptor is free voltage, so you just need a two pin converter to charge it over there.
You plug your PSP into the case, plug your PSP mains adaptor into the case, first the case charges, then the PSP. Boosts battery time to 9 hours roughly.
I think it was about $40, and I watched Black Hawk Down and played Tony Hawkes and NFSU for a couple of hours and it still had plenty of charge.
Also tough as old boots, keeps the PSP nice and safe, great bit of kit.
PS, the PSP adaptor is free voltage, so you just need a two pin converter to charge it over there.
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Originally Posted by Andy Tang
She makes you get rid of the 22B, how long before she makes you get rid of the PSP, especially on your honeymoon!!! 
14 September 2005, 04:19 PM
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14 September 2005, 04:20 PM
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flight is 21 hours,
PSP was her idea, I hadn't even seen it until she pointed it out to me!
and she so far has told me to keep the 22B as she knows I love it!
PSP was her idea, I hadn't even seen it until she pointed it out to me!
and she so far has told me to keep the 22B as she knows I love it!
15 September 2005, 04:39 AM
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Hmmm Interesting reading on how to DL games and films onto your PSP
www.pspcrazy.com/psptutorials.htm
atm if you want to use a lot of these functions dont install the 1.5 to 2.0 update which is on the demo disc! as most of these functions only work on version 1.0 and 1.5 software.
Happy playing
www.pspcrazy.com/psptutorials.htm
atm if you want to use a lot of these functions dont install the 1.5 to 2.0 update which is on the demo disc! as most of these functions only work on version 1.0 and 1.5 software.
Happy playing
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