Sony PSP: biggest UK console launch to date

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Thief
Joined 15 Jun 2005
70 comments
Thu, 8 Sep 2005 04:11
config wrote:
Stick it on eBay. They're still fetching a reasonable amount.


Quick! Before it dies!
locke
Joined 25 Aug 2005
15 comments
Thu, 8 Sep 2005 17:38
i should probably sell it for 300 since it has 1.5 firmware...i have to sell it before the downgrader comes out!
Thrace
Joined 24 Aug 2005
4 comments
Sun, 11 Sep 2005 20:05
Well they came too late either way. The DS has already annihilated the PSP in the US and Japan without online support, it will all be over in the next two months when free online support becomes available.

What remains to be seen is if the DS conquering the PSP will have any affect on the home console sales, now that Nintendo is slowly becoming 'cool' again.
Thief
Joined 15 Jun 2005
70 comments
Sun, 11 Sep 2005 21:05

Damn right they are. I'm not sure how they became uncool, I've enjoyed pretty much all their consoles (Ahem, Virtual Boy just doesn't exist :D). My friends and I pretty much see it as being completely because of FF7.
majin dboy
Joined 27 May 2005
745 comments
Mon, 12 Sep 2005 00:30
saw a psp add on channel4(i think) earlier.it was crap.but its the kinda add that will make a lot of UK idiots think "ohhhhhhhh yeahhhh,im gona get me one of those" someone made a good point.when free online comes along for the DS will rocket ahead.although i think they mite have to spell it out to the public to reap full rewards,i mean that add with the guy in the desert throwin away the bannana peel etc etc is cool for nintendo/MK fans but what about the rest of them...?
DoctorDee
Joined 3 Sep 1999
2130 comments
Mon, 12 Sep 2005 13:48
tyrion wrote:
Then again, I should have just checked the methodolody section on their website. EPoS it is.


Their excellent website http://www.charttrack.co.uk, you mean?
tyrion
Joined 14 Oct 1999
1786 comments
Mon, 12 Sep 2005 17:12
DoctorDee wrote:
Their excellent website http://www.charttrack.co.uk, you mean?

That would be the very one. It certainly is informative and educational.
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