And get a damn USB cable dude you should really plan this stuff. How are you going to put anything on it without any memory sticks or a cable?

I dont even think Lumines is sold here.

sadly, even if it was sold there, theres nothing you would be able to do with that game  (well  you could play it ofcourse lol. but no modding  ​)

Can't you just get a Pandora Battery off of ebay or something? I know that it probably isn't a good idea to do that, but I think that's the only option.

i don't know why i bought my fucking psp. i never use it. like, for anything. i have used it maybe 5 times since i bought it. i think i have spent more time setting it up correctly than actually using it. do you want it? i will sell it to you for less than regular price and it's completely set up for emulation and everything, so you won't even have to do it yourself. it's not that i want to get rid of it as it is i just want some money back for all the money i just completely wasted on it.

so yeah, the offer's up if you want it.

I think the PSP is great, but only if you have homebrew and shit on it. I wouldn't get one just for PSP games....even though their library is probably now as good as the DS's, I still don't think it's worth the price. But with the homebrew and everything, it's a great system. Especially if your on the road or whatever, it is the ULTIMATE handheld. Seriously, I took a 3 hour trip(lol thats not long) across the state a few weeks ago, and if I did not have a PSP on me, I would be pretty bored. But shit, I don't know of any other handheld that can play SNES, Genesis, PS1, N64, Atari, NES, MAME, etc, as well as play movies and music. The only thing I hate about the PSP is the cost of the memory sticks. It's about $50 here for a 2GB memory stick, which is ridiculous IMO.

well, i am thinking maybe $100-120? i got it for $140. lumines is only required for newer ones or psp slim. i have no idea actually, i stopped keeping up with the whole emulation thing after i set mine up. i had to buy some gta game to get mine working correctly, i think it was originally 3.31 or something. i honestly don't remember. what matters is that it's currently on 3.40oe i think, which i had to set up myself. it runs all of the emulators and psx games and everything and if you really wanted, you would never have to do anything to it (meaning you wouldn't have to set anything up or download any installers or anything), but i think there's an upgrade that you could download, but i honestly have no idea what it does.

oh yeah i have a 4gb memory stick and that cost me $50, so i guess i would sell this to you for about $150.

but yeah, i don't think this was worthwhile at all. it is OK i guess to be able to PLAY OLD GAMES ON THE GO but really i am just not interested in games anymore. i think the longest i have ever spent using it was when bort and i were in the subway for like 15 minutes. that is not true, i put music on it and listened to it for like 2 hours, but i honestly just don't use it at all. i thought the novelty of being able to play snes games wherever i wanted would be really neat, but really it is not.

so i guess if you really, really want to play chrono trigger or super mario world on a road trip or in the middle of class, get it. otherwise it is just a waste of money. people talk about how homebrew or whatever is so great, but really it is just a novelty. you can now play games that have been out for 20 years on a 3 inch screen wherever you want for a maximum of 4 hours!

ps it comes with the psp megahits scooby doo, open season (#1 game on the psp), some metal gear solid game, and 2 gta games. also some power cord i bought and some earbuds (i am not sure if they work anymore so maybe not).

well yeah obviously you should only get one if you.. want to play one. i dont understand why you would get one otherwise.

homebrew is exactly what you expect it to be - the ability to play genesis/snes/ps1/n64 games on the go. if you bought one and THEN decided that was lame, then yeah kinda stupid of you, really!

i don't see anyone saying it's SO GREAT, i just see people saying it .. is what it is. it's not great or lame, it's just the ability to play old games.

plus the psp does have a few good games for it now, the harvest moon on it is the best hm there is, gurumin is pretty addictive (if not incredibly annoying at one point so i just stopped playing it). loco roco is still fun to play through once, ghouls and ghosts will keep you busy if you are the sado masochistic type, monster hunter 2/the sequel to it are good if you have friends who own it too, and uh.. well thats already more games than i have for my ds.

Don't forget Jeanne D'Arc. It's the best SRPG I've ever played. Move over FFT, Jeanne D'Arc rules. (I'm surprised no one started a topic about it here before when it was released. It was one of the most anticipated PSP games, and it truly delivers what it promised.)

GW is too full of itself to embrace quality Jshit when it happens, so no... I don't imagine someone making a topic about it.

GW is too full of itself to embrace quality Jshit when it happens, so no... I don't imagine someone making a topic about it.

i just dont think there are enough fans of the genre here tbh

i mean we had a fucking trusty bell topic that went on for quite a while so dont give us any of that LOL YOU JUST HATE JAPS shit

i mean obviously i do hate all jrpgs personally but stop clumping gw together

I heard that you could play downsized PS2 games on your PSP apaprently they're working on it, heard it from a friend.

Downsized ps2 games on a 333mhz processor and [whatever ][/whatever] ram? Sounds like bullshit.

Well it seems I....yeah whatever It's all good.......

Published Wednesday 3rd March 2004 11:05 GMT

Sony has confirmed - but the emphasis will be on new titles, not on ports of existing games.

In order to use this system, developers will have to write compatible games for both the PS2 and PSP

etc

What is the current status of all this? We are able to play PSX games for PSP, and no developers have worked on PS2/PSP cross overs. I still don't see this happening... though it's good to know that with similar hardware (really, wtf?), this may be possible in the future.