For me the only niggle is the UMD conversion, I have about 20 UMD agmes/movies so this is a real pain. Nicely botched launch imo.
Shame, as I love the look of the new look unit.
Shame, as I love the look of the new look unit.
Don't forget the memory cards too, now uses the M2 smaller memory cards, which sony has even dropped from its phones but decided to put in its new PSP.
I'm not sure if it's your sarcasm detector that is broken or mine.Any PSP can use m2 cards with the DUO adaptor. You don't gain anything from taking away the UMD drive other than the option to use it and a couple of MM of space/thickness.
What? The lack of a UMD drive doesn't help? What about the other features? Like the now proprietary usb interface, no more using your own usb cables. Don't forget the memory cards too, now uses the M2 smaller memory cards, which sony has even dropped from its phones but decided to put in its new PSP. I think the best feature though is the smaller screen, much better for your games and movies.
But in answer to the OP: nope.
I'm not sure if it's your sarcasm detector that is broken or mine.
until they get the UMD thing sorted.
Then they ruined GT. We get the equivalent of a Prologue version, with no career mode. Seems PD were utilizing those 5 years productively then.
They won't, what they've said they won't go back on.
Agreed, if GT had been good then maybe it would have been worth it. Given the chance of playing GT2 or GT on a PSP, I would certainly pick the former. Sony have lost it I'm quite angry because GT sounded so good, but no, they had to ruin it.
Who in their right mind as a PSP owner would say they liked the idea of all their UMD games becoming obsolete, having to buy them again and having no second hand market?