Anyone have a PSP?

[CFH]

I'm going away (to the middle of nowhere) for 6 weeks and I was thinking of picking one of these to keep me entertained, but I am unsure if I should. Does anyone have one, and if so what is your opinion on it. I've done a bit of reading up on them and one thing that keeps coming up is the very short battery life. I don't want to have to pack hundreds of batteries...

well they don't take triple A or double A betteries, they have a build in one that your suppose to charge. I guess you can buy the required batteries for a psp but its best to just be able to charge it then to keep replacing it when it runs out. so just make sure you have a place to charge it, hopefully the middle of nowhere your going has electricity if not then your going to be kicking yourself buy lots of psp batteries.

I'd recommend a psp but not if you can't charge it, like a ipod I wouldn't reccommend that as well cause batteries for that aren't replaceable.

I assumed it ran on regular batteries. That seals it then, I won't be buying it as there will be nowhere to charge it.

[Julius Rain]

I'm going away (to the middle of nowhere) for 6 weeks and I was thinking of picking one of these to keep me entertained, but I am unsure if I should. Does anyone have one, and if so what is your opinion on it. I've done a bit of reading up on them and one thing that keeps coming up is the very short battery life. I don't want to have to pack hundreds of batteries...

well they don't take triple A or double A betteries, they have a build in one that your suppose to charge. I guess you can buy the required batteries for a psp but its best to just be able to charge it then to keep replacing it when it runs out. so just make sure you have a place to charge it, hopefully the middle of nowhere your going has electricity if not then your going to be kicking yourself buy lots of psp batteries.

I'd recommend a psp but not if you can't charge it, like a ipod I wouldn't reccommend that as well cause batteries for that aren't replaceable.

I assumed it ran on regular batteries. That seals it then, I won't be buying it as there will be nowhere to charge it.

just bring some books bro the knight templar series does it for me.

[CFH]

well they don't take triple A or double A betteries, they have a build in one that your suppose to charge. I guess you can buy the required batteries for a psp but its best to just be able to charge it then to keep replacing it when it runs out. so just make sure you have a place to charge it, hopefully the middle of nowhere your going has electricity if not then your going to be kicking yourself buy lots of psp batteries.

I'd recommend a psp but not if you can't charge it, like a ipod I wouldn't reccommend that as well cause batteries for that aren't replaceable.

I assumed it ran on regular batteries. That seals it then, I won't be buying it as there will be nowhere to charge it.

just bring some books bro the knight templar series does it for me.

I just picked up an excellent book, called Before the Deluge: A Portrait of Berlin in the 1920s. Excellent book for any history buff.

[CutMeMick]

I've got a handfull of consoles from Atari to PS3.

I've got 2 gameboys and I've got a PSP.

Really enjoy the PSP if I'm honest but since I got my phone & I-Pod I've used it less and less. When my little brothers come over they have a field day playing everything here.

Anywhoe the DS is now the thing I've been playing I'm addicted to the Sonic : Olympics game.