The good folks over at the Chicago Tribune have paid tribute to the PSP's first year in the domestic market. For all the love and criticism that Sony's little black wonder gets, there is no denying that the PSP's stats and accomplishments are rather impressive:" I love my Sony PlayStation Portable, which turns 1 year old on Friday. It boasts more than 100 games ($20 to $40 each) that get better all the time (Must-haves include new releases "Daxter," "Syphon Philter: Dark Mirror" and the still-good "Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories). It has about 350 movies and TV shows ("Chappelle's Show: Season 1" makes bus rides bearable). And it stores music and photos, as well as surfs the Web via your home wireless network (psp.connect.com has details) or Wi- Fi hot spots (JiWire.com will find one near you)."
You can read the full love letter here.
Here's to many more wonderful anniversaries with the PSP (or PSP2).













1. Sadly the link requires registration.
PSP requires UMDs and Memory sticks, both which cost a premium. The games are limited and repetitive. Homebrew on it sucks. Battery life sucks. Good luck keeping the screen scratch free.
I guess you can say it is only good for pictures.
One word : Over-rated..
Posted at 3:56PM on Mar 21st 2006 by mandarin