Is anybody into gaming and has a PSP yet? I do and I love it, I got it about a week bfore the release, and have been turning heads ever since... However, for those of you who just don't get into the concept of gaming, the PSP has many other uses...

Check out this link

http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,67007,00.html?tw=wn_tophead_5

Gucciwhore,
Your link is not working, try another. I'm interested in the PSP you were mentioning.

We're Gameboy DS fans.

I'm holding out until the very last thing comes out. I was first to get Atari (before they called it the 2600), then the Atari 5200, C64, Sega Genesis, Colecovision, Playstation (before it was the PS1), Sega Dreamcast, and Game Cube. I'm broke and exhausted. For the past year I've thought about the PS2 and/or X-Box but I just can't spend another C-note on obsolescence. I will not buy again until it is the very last thing. That way I know I got my money's worth. Of course I still think CDs and DVDs are a fad and they'll go away one day. I mean what moron would create such sensitive media where the user actually touches the surface? Whoops, there I go ranting.

I had to copy and paste the link into my browser. Interesting article.

Are there any products cumming out of Japan without some kind of sexual application? Not that I'm complaining.

The PSP kicks ass, by the way.

M!

Eddy, I'm sorry about the weird link, but if you copy and paste, it does work. I love my PSP, and must say, it is my first handheld device (apart from the iPod) that i can't be without. I just got back from E3 and there are tons of good games coming out. To anotherhusband, just get the PS3 when it comes out, it'll kick ass for a long long time.

Also, freddy, i know your son is into nintendo, if you're ever looking for a good gamestore, where you can try out any game, a frind of mine opened an independant Gamestore, and his idea is very much like your showroom philosophy. You can hang out and just relax and play there. PM me for location.