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> To be fair both the new handhelds suck. Stick with the GBA. There's a
> quality system.
They both suck? Okay then, thanks for letting me know you obviously haven't played a PSP.
Oh and in about a months time you will be able to play all GBA games on the PSP, you can already play SNES games, SEGA Megadrive, Genesis, GameGear etc etc.
Please tell me why you think the PSP sucks?
Plus most of the yanks seem to be amazed by it.
Gah, I want one now, noes, if only the pound wasn't falling against the dollar. Should've cashed in when the pound was almost double the dollar.
To be fair both the new handhelds suck. Stick with the GBA. There's a quality system.
> So do PS2/X-box and Gamecube games and they aint £35.
Why didn't you do 'PS2/Xbox/Cube' instead of 'PS2/Xbox and Gamecube'?
FANBOY!
:P
Anyway they only last longer than 2 hours if you have the plug adapter, otherwise the battery will just run out :)
I'll only be picking up wipeout and lumines in America most likely.
All other gameswill probably be UK ones.
Ta for the answer and whatnot
> Know anything about the online wi-fi multiplayer balls that I know
> nothing of?
>
> edit: in regards to US PSP's working in UK
Yes US online multiplayer does work here. US-UK PSP multiplayer also will work, the catch is that you need the same version of the game. So if you have a US PSP and your mate has a UK one, if you want to say play Ridge Racer you both need to have the US or UK version. So if you have the US version and he has the UK version it will not work.
Oh well.