Sony PSP 3000 Slim & Lite Console Base Unit - Red

This is my 7th PSP since they were first released, not because they break but because i like to have the latest version. The New PSP Slim & Lite is the best one yet. It has a better, brighter screen and the quality of the sound is improved also. The colour is beautiful but I would describe it more as a deep pink than a red.

Over the last few years there have been a lot of amazing games on Sony's little console. Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core, Metal Gear Solid portable Ops, God of war Chains of Olympus and Silent Hill Origins to name but a few. The console is also home to a lot of overlooked amazing titles. the re-releases of the original 2 final fantasy games are stunning and the YU-GI-OH games are better than on any other console.

The PSP is also compatable with the PS3 console with interconnectivity between two unlocking hidden content on certain games like the excellent Resistance series.

In conclusion, The PSP has always been an amazing console and is getting… more »

This is my 7th PSP since they were first released, not because they break but because i like to have the latest version. The New PSP Slim & Lite is the best one yet. It has a better, brighter screen and the quality of the sound is improved also. The colour is beautiful but I would describe it more as a deep pink than a red.

Over the last few years there have been a lot of amazing games on Sony's little console. Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core, Metal Gear Solid portable Ops, God of war Chains of Olympus and Silent Hill Origins to name but a few. The console is also home to a lot of overlooked amazing titles. the re-releases of the original 2 final fantasy games are stunning and the YU-GI-OH games are better than on any other console.

The PSP is also compatable with the PS3 console with interconnectivity between two unlocking hidden content on certain games like the excellent Resistance series.

In conclusion, The PSP has always been an amazing console and is getting even better as time goes on. The Nintendo DS/i despite its great popularity lacks the great catalogue of games that Sony has to offer on their powerful little handheld.