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Not really got money for one but I guess I could give up going out for a few weeks and stop wasting money on random stuff. Also my birthday soon so I could always just ask for money towards paying for one.
Just wanted to know a few things from any of you who have imported a PSP.
If I got a US PSP would I only be able to play US games and movies. I'm sure I read that the games would all be region free but the movies wouldn't. That true?
What about charging it, does it come with a plug/dock or something for charging, need anything special to use it with a UK socket?
Cheers
Whichever country you get your PSP from, I'm sure you will be happy with it.
Keep us posted on your thoughts of it
for one reason, US PSPs are cheaper
Use different technology so battery life is greatly improved
first million sold comes with Spiderman 2 UMD
the only advantage with getting a Japanese model is that its movie play back is region 2, the same as the UK, but why wait for them to be released 2 months later than the States?
If I were to get a PSP I would get an american one, like you have the option to get.
get it
go now
RUN!
Just need to have a think about it some more now. :0)
It's been delayed in Europe.
Hopefully it would have the new screen and samsung chips so the battery would last longer
There have been comparisons between Samsung and Sharp screens (Sharp screens being produced in japan) but the results are negligible with the only difference being the viewing angles, but you are only going to play it face on anyways
Infact get as man as you can and sell them make some money!