2009-08-01, 10:32 PM
1) Because it has videos, less childish games, music, and it's a lot better looking.
2) See above yo.
3) Either or, it's a pretty eh process to get MP3s directly to your PSP, but yeah you can.
4) There are different memory sticks, I went with the 2GB and everything is good. There are 4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB. I think a 32 as well. You can store a lot of music as well game memory, and remember all memory has to be saved on the stick, there is no console memory.
5) Memory stick.
6) Not a clue on this one, sorry.
7) I can't really give you a time, but I've gone on 6+ hour trips and only used half the battery.
8) If your talking about the core pack, it comes with an adapter, power cord, and a battery pack. There's a thing called a PSP starter kit for an extra 20 bucks (May find cheaper elsewhere) but it comes with a s'hit ton of accessories.
The PSP Go doesn't interest me. The whole slide thing kind of makes me want to stay away from it. Every slide product I've ever had wore out and eventually broke (Phone, camera, etc.) I'd stick with getting a PSP 3000 with maybe a bundle pack, and the starter pack. Your good to go.
2) See above yo.
3) Either or, it's a pretty eh process to get MP3s directly to your PSP, but yeah you can.
4) There are different memory sticks, I went with the 2GB and everything is good. There are 4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB. I think a 32 as well. You can store a lot of music as well game memory, and remember all memory has to be saved on the stick, there is no console memory.
5) Memory stick.
6) Not a clue on this one, sorry.
7) I can't really give you a time, but I've gone on 6+ hour trips and only used half the battery.
8) If your talking about the core pack, it comes with an adapter, power cord, and a battery pack. There's a thing called a PSP starter kit for an extra 20 bucks (May find cheaper elsewhere) but it comes with a s'hit ton of accessories.
The PSP Go doesn't interest me. The whole slide thing kind of makes me want to stay away from it. Every slide product I've ever had wore out and eventually broke (Phone, camera, etc.) I'd stick with getting a PSP 3000 with maybe a bundle pack, and the starter pack. Your good to go.