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Originally posted by: mlm
PSP-2000 refers to the S/N (?). You can see on the box that it's just called a PSP.
And TV-out is the #1 reason I'm buying this despite already having one. I've been deliberately putting off all the PSP RPG's because I knew SOMETHING like this would come out.
Originally posted by: StrangerGuy
Very little reason for existing PSP users to upgrade, same old screen, same battery life as old PSP with default battery and no homebrew until it gets "unlocked". Also, the new TV-out is more a less a novelty feature for most users.
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Originally posted by: StrangerGuy
Very little reason for existing PSP users to upgrade, same old screen, same battery life as old PSP with default battery and no homebrew until it gets "unlocked". Also, the new TV-out is more a less a novelty feature for most users.
I thought increased battery life was one of the selling points to this "redesign", alongside a slimmer body and the addition of tv-out?
Originally posted by: rpanic
Originally posted by: mlm
PSP-2000 refers to the S/N (?). You can see on the box that it's just called a PSP.
And TV-out is the #1 reason I'm buying this despite already having one. I've been deliberately putting off all the PSP RPG's because I knew SOMETHING like this would come out.
Same here, the tv out will make it much better when im at work.
Originally posted by: hans030390
Originally posted by: rpanic
Originally posted by: mlm
PSP-2000 refers to the S/N (?). You can see on the box that it's just called a PSP.
And TV-out is the #1 reason I'm buying this despite already having one. I've been deliberately putting off all the PSP RPG's because I knew SOMETHING like this would come out.
Same here, the tv out will make it much better when im at work.
May I ask why you play your PSP at work?
Originally posted by: LOUISSSSS
u guys think it'll be as hard to get one of these as lets say a WII/PS3 at initial relase?