When i was little I had a psp and I never thought of getting one till now. When i got the psp it made me so mad!! My order didn't come in a box it was just shoved into a bag. In the bag there was no memory stick the psp all dusty with some scratches on it. It came with 2 games but only one with game case and that game case had broken pieces in it. Both of the games heavily scratches with dusty. This is very wrong and I bought used very good condition I didn't think it would look like that check out the pictures it really hurt my childhood dreams coming back!!!

It didn't work

Unfortunately, the PSP I bought for my son didn't last long. First I notices that the battery lasted only couple of hours a day and I had to charge it every 4-5 hours. I bought this item in August and at the end of NOvember the PSP was dead. No we can not turn it on and since we live outside of US its a shame there's nothing I can do...

"Baseball is an allegorical play about America, a poetic, complex, and subtle play of courage, fear, good luck, mistakes, patience about fate, and sober self-esteem." - Saul Steinberg"This is a very simple game. You throw the ball, you catch the ball, you hit the ball. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, sometimes it rains." - Bull DurhamFor hardcore baseball fans, especially those who write for a living, it's easy to get swept away in the romanticism of the game. Our National pastime has inspired more overwrought purple prose and misty-eyed recollections than anything else in American culture. To the non-fan it may seem silly -- indeed many non-fans outright hate the game -- but the yearly approach of opening day is something akin to Christmas to us fans, regardless if you loved the game from in front or behind the backstop.Fans of video-game baseball have been less lucky over the years. A number of different baseball game series -- both of the simulation and arcade varieties -- have come and gone over the years, with varied levels of quality, making it rare to be looking forward to the arrival of baseball video game season. But for the last five years, Sony has been delivering a product exclusive to their PlayStation platforms that not only has continued to improve each year, but has developed into a baseball simulation so good that I'm almost as excited for its release as I am for opening day itself.Those who've seen but maybe not played MLB 11: The Show on PS3 are aware of the game's impressive graphical fidelity. It's easily the most realistic-looking sports video game ever, with highly realistic lighting and very believable player models. They're not all perfect matches, but most are easily recognizable in the game. Accurate stadium recreations and uniform designs are just scratching the surface of how deep the presentation goes to recreate every little detail of what it's like to watch a real game. Even the crowd animations, which include things like fans reaching into the field to grab foul grounders and beach balls bouncing around the stands -- which can be highly annoying to purists in real life -- contribute to that real feeling of being there. The designers at Sony's San Diego studio couldn't do much more besides shipping the game with a free hot dog and a beer.But presentation means nothing if the core gameplay isn't nailed like a fat slider over the plate. Thankfully, it is. New this year are analog controls for hitting, pitching and throwing, and while many baseball games have tried to take better advantage of the dual analog sticks over the years, MLB 11: The Show seems to have refined the idea almost to perfection. Pitching makes total sense, as your ability to accurately place the sticks at the necessary angles to place the ball on the inside or outside of the plate defines whether or not you throw unhittable strikes or leave pitches out over the plate in very hittable areas. The focus is not on complex shapes to the movement to throw different pitch styles, but rather a balance been pitch choice and simple execution.The analog hitting controls are similarly focused on accurate timing, which is of course meaningless if you choose to swing at bad pitches. So much of the pitcher/batter duel in real life is dependent on working the count and picking your pitch to hit, that actual execution is oftentimes a secondary concern. At least with great hitters. They know how to hit, and have refined and practiced their swings for years, so the strategy element almost outweighs the actual delivery of your swing or pitch, though mistakes are easily amplified if you don't have those mechanics down or are controlling a player of lesser talents.The analog throwing while in the field is the weaker point here, with a smaller risk/reward disparity that almost makes it a bit too easy. Occasional hiccups in the animations are just that, occasional, so most of the time it looks really smooth and sweet. But throwing errors seem a bit dialed up at times too. It's not a bad or broken system in any way, but it doesn't quite have that same polish and overall nice feel that the pitching and hitting have.Baserunning is my other big complaint, as it almost always is in baseball videogames. Just getting a guy to smoothly round a base or try to leg out a shallow double feels clunky at times, and controlling the on-base action while you're at the plate can often feel like a distraction. More than anything this feels like an A.I. tuning issue, but considering it's one of those things that seems to be so hard to get right, it's a little more forgivable. It wasn't often I felt like the game cheated me out of an extra base -- I just want my players to be a bit more like real players, and take that extra base when they obviously can.With core mechanics mostly down pat, and a visual presentation that might have you mistaking it for a real game on TV, MLB 11: The Show would have me right there. As a purist, that's mostly all I need. But The Show turns around and goes a couple of extra miles by providing a plethora of modes beyond the typical Franchise and Exhibition modes (which by the way, are great on their own.) Road To The Show is back again, with greatly improved progression through your minor league career and tons of training based mini-games that really make the mode feel like a true RPG. But with orcs being replaced by the Dodgers, armor with myriad uniform options, and enchanted swords with customized bats. Some of the specific positions you can play in RTTS have even been improved, with catchers calling the pitches for an entire game now. It's good to see the backstops getting the respect they deserve -- they're the real quarterback on the field, not the pitcher. Or maybe the defensive coordinator, something like that.MLB 11: The Show is so full of the heart and soul of baseball that even jaded baseball video gamers have to admit how close it is to the real thing. The inclusion of so many modes -- from RTTS, to Rivalry, to even playing co-operatively with another human player on your team -- is just icing on the cake, and more material to keep you from getting bored in the middle of a long season of adjusting your rosters and playing each and every one of the 162 games in a season. Real fans, like yours truly, don't find that boring at all, but I still appreciate everything MLB 11: The Show has to offer. It's the best baseball game since 3DO's High Heat series from a decade ago, and could quite possibly be one of the best and most complete sports games I've ever played. To put it cheekily, Sony has absolutely knocked it out of the park.PROS: Captures not only the core mechanics of baseball, but also the little details in the crowd and player animations that make the game so unique; one of the best applications of analog controls in a sports game ever; more modes than you can shake a fungo at; Road to the Show treats your athlete like a character in an RPG.CONS: Baserunning and analog throwing controls do still need a little work; the beach balls bouncing around the crowd may be realistic, but they still annoy me in real life; the announcer AI is well-programmed, but because I'm a Giants fan I could do without Dodger color man Eric Karros in the booth. Give me Kruk and Kuip!

Great package and very happy with this purchase. The amount of memory it comes with is almost worthless as even though i am not a big Sony fan I filled it up almost immediately but the device itself is GREAT. Very Happy with my purchase.....only wish they threw in a case.

Finally a bundle that's priced right. You get the psp 3000, battery, & charger, a 2g memory card plus 2 games. You just can't beat this bundle. I almost just brought the console but you are gonna need games so go with this one to get you started. My son loves it! Christmas came early because I can see this one selling out or the price getting inflated like the other ones

(Editor's note: Because of the way Amazon posts the review, please note, this is a review of the PSP 3000 but bundled together with ) and Whatever it is showing up under, I did not put it there, Amazon did.)I don't care how long the Playstation Portable (PSP) has been out, I don't care how many iterations have been produced, or or or even if a new version came out..., the original PSP (1000, 2000 or 3000) is the hottest modern day thing in portable gaming!!!! PERIOD!!!This product is a portable open door to the World of Entertainment and Mario ain't got nothing on that!!!!!Wanna watch the newest music video, full blazing color, and stereo sound? You got it! Gonna play the newest videogame, and you can only find it on UMD? Aced!!! Need the newest Bruno Mars, and all you got is the MP3? Fuggedaboutit!!!!! You can do it ALL on this device. It's not limited to electronic gaming such as the ; not constrained to the tiny screen neither!!!! You can use this item , and game on your big screen TV or Monitor system, with AV input capability.I chose the bundle which included Gran Turismo and MLB The Show '11 in the UMD format. and Gran Turismo. Both are games I did not have, and found them to be awesome additions to my UMD gaming library. There were some low reviews of GT PSP, but I don't know why. This is the closest you can get to authentic Portable Racing Game heaven there is! No comparison, to other glitchy portable racing experiences (I'm looking at you Ridge Racer!!!! Ridge RacerThe MLB The Show series rep proceeds itself. It holds camp in the perfect baseball gaming universe (any system. Don't confuse it with the MLB 2K series Major League Baseball 2K11 which has a much worse rep, and is full of glitches and problems.Both of the games I received allow custom soundtrack capability, so you can use your own walk up music for batters, or race to your little heart's content to Bruno Mars, and Katy Perry, or any other music you choose.I'm telling you this thing is brilliant! You are gonna love it!Even if the PS Vita PlayStation Vita First Edition Bundle is coming out, in February, 2012, I still can't be without my PSP. Remember, the Vita will be using a new format, so the UMD's will no longer work in that device. But the PSP, THE ORIGINAL, is the best portable gaming system ever made, yes better than the DS systems DS Lite Metallic Rose, or Nintendo DSi - Pink or Nintendo DSi XL - Metallic Rose!!! You read it here, the PSP is better, for my gaming bucks, than any other portable gaming device released! PERIOD!!!MC White says: CHECK IT OUT!!!!! TWO HARD GAMING THUMBS WAY UP!!!!!