Psp Sentence Examples

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Thankfully, the controls on the PSP are quite good compared to the console counterparts.

Its now time to refit the replacement faceplate to the PSP body.

On the standard PSP faceplate, these sections are translucent.

Equity acknowledges the PSP is a creative and original approach to maintaining the plurality of PSB in the new broadcasting environment.

No doubt, now you have your brand spanking new Sony PSP console, you'll want to utilize all its amazing functions.

Acting as the stand so the unit does topple over is a large 6 watt subwoofer speaker that folds down away from the PSP.

The game looks superb A great addition to the PSP game is the Wi-Fi multiplayer.

Tho the PSP is n't really suited to shooter games, the controls have been well implemented here.

The Sony PSP hit the US market in March of 2005 and was met with severe criticism.

The system can play music, movies, PSP games and a lot more.

Retailers have announced they will stop selling UMD discs, the PSP system's format for movies, so expect the film front to dwindle in the months to come.

Get more info on the PSP and its games at LovetoKnow Video Games.

The Nintendo DS Lite retails at $130 while the core PSP package will run you $200.

If you want to take advantage of any of its multimedia offerings, you'll have to shell out even more dough for a PSP memory card.

The PSP does have its good points, but for most people, it's simply out of their price range.

Not all cell phone games are compatible with all handsets, just as you can't plug a Nintendo DS cartridge into a Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP).

Some of the designs will even work as wallpapers for your PSP.

There are also PSP wallpapers featuring images from your favorite video games.

There are two other emulators available you can run on the PSP and Wii.

The first is DSonPSP, which you can install on a PSP's memory card.

The dual screens of the DS are displayed horizontally on the PSP's screen.

The PlayStation Portable (PSP) is a handheld gaming system developed and manufactured by Sony Corporation.

Released late 2004 and early 2005 for Japan and North America respectively, the PSP used a contained disc format called the Universal Media Disc, or UMD.

The original (the PSP 1000) was upgraded twice over the years to the PSP 2000 and PSP 3000.

The PlayStation Portable contains an AV-out (with the exception of the PSP 1000) that supports composite video, component video and S-video.

As mentioned above, three models have been produced, the PSP 1000, 2000 and 3000.

Without a UMD drive, the PSP Go utilizes 16 GB of internal memory to download and store games wirelessly from the PlayStation Store.

Essentially, the PSP is able to control the PS3 like a remote.

For example, if you have a North American PSP with the NTSC firmware, then you can only read comics purchased for that firmware.

With hi-res graphics and a fast CPU and strong GPU, the PSP is a good choice for handheld gaming enthusiasts, especially those who want to play Sony exclusive games.

A good example of a game selling through word of mouth is Lumines for the PSP.

Currently it is available for any operating system running Flash, the PS3 through the PlayStation Store, and the PSP.

One of the best iterations of the SOCOM series is easily SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 2 for the PSP.

The PSP is Sony's portable, all-media machine.

Regardless, some great games came out for the PSP's first year on the market.

Coded Arms for PSP is your bare-bones prototype for future First Person Shooters on Sony's handheld system.

The menu presents the game with a Matrix-like feel and most of the game graphics were better than most of the current PSP games out there.

Despite all the bad things in this game, I'm actually going to look forward to the next FPS on the PSP.

Coded Arms has controls you can get used to and they pushed the PSP technology far.

Buy the game if you're a hardcore FPS-player and you need to have one with you at all times or if you are a game collector and want to own the game because it is the first in the genre for the PSP.

Delve into cyberspace trying to rid viruses and bugs (no, actual bugs) before you're destroyed and everyone laughs at you in Coded Arms for the PSP.

The 2D style of this game is at home on the PSP.

The graphics aren't high-end like what you'd find on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 (or even the PSP), but they suit this wonderful offering perfectly and are colorful and vibrant enough to keep a big wide smile on your face.

Sadly, though, there is no DDR for the PSP.

Can you imagine a pad so compact and portable that you can play anytime anywhere with your PSP?

You can purchase the game for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and PSP systems.

The PSP version of the game has slightly inferior graphics when compared to its console counterparts, but the difference is very slight.

Enter the boxing ring and go for the haymaker with Fight Night Round 3, available for the Xbox, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, and PSP.

This soccer simulation title is one of the best and it's available on the PS2, PSP, and Xbox 360.

There is an NES emulator available for the Nintendo DS, for example, as well as one for the PSP.

GameCube owners have to wait a few weeks for their version, as do PSP owners.

The game.com was a horizontal handheld unit (similar to the PSP) and what made it unique was that it had a 200x160 dot-matrix style touchscreen that was capable of 4 shades of gray.

Who needs the PSP Wi-fi when you can carry around an external modem, the cable, the game.com system, the Internet cartridge, and plug in to any phone jack?

Rumors are flying that the next Game Boy (Game Boy 2, as many refer to it) will be more like the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) with a wide screen and multiple media functionality.

Measuring a little over ½ inch thick, you get the feeling that just because it is small, it will hold up better than the PSP if dropped multiple times.

This includes the PS3, PSP, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, GameCube, Nintendo DS, and more.

You can even download certain smaller titles on the Nintendo DSi and Sony PSP through their respective online stores.

One week later, the PSP version will hit stores.

You can also watch UMD format movies or you can transfer MP4 formatted movies onto your PSP.

Seasons Greetings all you PSP gamers out there!

It's the season to pick just the right holiday Sony PSP video game for that special someone.

To help give you a selection to choose from, LoveToKnow has looked into a number of some of best PSP titles that are popular this season.

Whether the loved one is into puzzle games, fast-paced action, or feels the need for speed, we've found some excellent Sony PSP video game gift ideas.

Play Sonic Rivals for the PSP alone or with a friend in story mode, challenge mode and cup circuit mode.

If you or the person you are buying for is a Sonic fan, you may want to pick up this Sony PSP video game.

Although this title has been available for a year, Burnout Legends is still a fun racing game that will not fail to entertain PSP gamers in the 2006 holiday season.

This new edition works well with the PSP, sporting controls that are customizable and easy to use, so you can get into the action quickly.

Play solo or enjoy multiplayer action via a wireless connection on the PSP.

For anyone who travels a lot or likes their video games to fit in their hand, be sure to check out the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable (PSP) gift idea articles.

In this age of digital delivery, you may be asking, "How do I download games on my PSP for free?"

This is the typical route taken to put videos on the PSP.

As it turns out, digital delivery is very much possible on the PSP as well.

If you are looking to download games to your PSP, you'll find that there are three main methods that you can try.

When you ask, "How do I download games on my PSP for free?", be wary of any guides you find online that may lead you down a possibly illegal path.

The fully legitimate path will lead you to the PlayStation Store, a virtual store when you can download and purchase content for your PSP.

There, you gain access to all sorts of content and interactivity, including the PlayStation Store.So, what does this have to do with downloading games to the PSP for free?

Going through the PlayStation Store on the PS3, you will find that there is content available for the Sony PSP.

In effect, the PlayStation 3 acts as a gateway and the content is then transferred to the PSP over a USB connection.

In late 2008, Sony issued a firmware update for the PSP that allowed the handheld to connect directly to the PlayStation Network and PlayStation Store, effectively bypassing the need to use the PS3 as an intermediary.

You'll first need to connect the PSP to the Internet, but from there, you'll be able to download selected games to your PSP for free.

We do not condone this kind of practice, so we encourage you to stick to the PlayStation Store for the PSP.

But if the PSP is your only media player, and you are having trouble getting those movies or music videos onto the PSP, then follow the step by step directions below to start viewing your videos.

Initially, when you first format a Sony Memory Stick via the PSP, you get folders for photos, music, game, and savedata'.

One of the easiest ones to use, which is designed to convert files that can be directly read by the PSP, is 3GP Converter.

This is one the first things you'll need if you want to know how do I put videos on my PSP.

The process starts and soon you'll have an MP4 file ready for your PSP.

Do not change this name because the PSP only reads the default converted file name.

Hook your Sony PSP to the computer and open the PSP directory.

Unplug your PSP, then load the interface and select Video.

You can lower the quality, but there's no reason to compromise sound and video quality, because the PSP produces an excellent picture with great sound.

So are you able to answer the question, "How do I put videos on my PSP?"

This article walked you through the steps you need to watch your favorite action flick on your PSP.

If you don't know how to connect the PSP to the Internet, then keep reading.

Within a few steps, you'll have your PSP online and ready to battle other gamers or simply surf the Internet and check email.

The PSP can only get online wirelessly, so investing $40-$70 in a wireless router is well worth it.

Turn the PSP on and scroll to the Settings option.

Infrastructure mode is when the PSP is online through a network.

You may have heard the term Ad-hoc Mode from gamers when they refer to the PSP, which means you are communicating between PSPs directly.

Select Scan so the PSP can search for wireless signals close to you.

You can opt to enter in many of the items the PSP needs to find a wireless network, but it's easier to let the unit seek them out.

If the network is secured, then the PSP will ask for a password.

After the PSP checks what you've set, it will save your settings.

If you plan on using different wireless hotspots to connect the PSP to the Internet, then make sure you save the settings for each different network.

Finally, it's time to tell you how to connect the PSP to the Internet.

The web browser on the PSP seems clunky at first, mainly because the keyboard that pops up takes a little getting used to.

Using the Internet on the PSP is good for light Internet surfing and checking your email.

Now you know hot to connect the PSP to the Internet!

From the Apple side of the equation, the iPod touch has started to infiltrate the portable gaming marketing occupied by the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP.

The three big handheld video game systems on the market, the Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) are all pretty hot this year.

Use the PSP's Wi-Fi to experience multiplayer LOTR Tactics with up to 4 players.

Easily one of the best Puzzle Video Games for the Sony PSP is Lumines, and now the franchise is back with an incredible sequel, appropriately named Lumines II.

In this Lumines II review, we will look into what changes, if any, were made to the gameplay, what new innovations were thrown into the loop, and ultimately whether or not Lumines II is worth your hard-earned PSP money.

One of the knocks that people have against the PSP is that it lacks enough original games in its library, getting bombarded instead with a bunch of ports and re-hashed classics.

A PSP original that wasn't particularly well known when it launched but very quickly gained in popularity was Lumines.

Lumines II keeps this core gameplay untouched, but it tosses in a few extras that just might make it worth adding to your PSP collection.

If you liked the first Lumines, you'll love Lumines II for the PSP.

Lumines is a puzzle game the likes of which you have neither seen nor heard before and it makes owning a PSP a sound investment in your entertainment needs.

If you know your way around the PSP you will want to start playing right away.

Basics are all I can give you about this mode, because while I do have access to two PSP systems, I do not have access to two Lumines game discs and both are required to make use of this mode.

But this year, NCAA Football '06 impressed me and now, with a portable chance for pigskin play, Madden '06 for the PSP offers a lot of fun for your handheld.

Madden '06 for the PSP offers you the standard modes associated with sports games.

Thirty years is impressive to me on the little PSP.

I mean, you have a great football game on your PSP!

Quick action, nice graphics, and the addition of 10 PSP exclusive mini-games give your PSP some linebacker power to sack any other sports game on it any other handheld system.

Madden NFL 09 is available on a number of different video game consoles, including the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Sony PSP, PlayStation 2, and the original Xbox.

Without a WI-FI connection between two PSP systems and 2 game discs you won't be able to take advantage of this feature in the game, but those that are able should know that everything, but your timers are separate.

There is a track of music for every level of the game and, as with any PSP title, the best listening experience must include headphones.

Visually stunning and creative in every aspect of its dimensions, Archer Maclean's Mecury is on the cutting edge of 3D puzzle games and PSP technology.

There is rumor of an adapter for the PSP to grant users the ability tilt the system itself to manuvuer mercury blobs across the screen, but I have yet to find visual, written proof.

A surprise hit for the Sony PSP, Lumines may look very similar to Tetris on the surface, but has a slightly different take on the typical puzzle game template.

The Nintendo DS or the PSP cannot receive these updates.

Look for PS3 and PSP titles coming soon.

You can find it on the Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, Sony PSP, PC, Mac, and PlayStation 2.

That is, the camera will be mounted where the PSP logo is currently located.

If you own a PSP, you're probably all too familiar with the frustration of a lack of storage space.

The Xbox 360, PS2, original Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo DS, PSP and Game Boy Advance are all here.

GameFly offers more than 2500 game titles for rent on PS2, Xbox, Game Cube, GBA, DS and even on PSP (Playstation Portable) games.

Gamerang has over 2500 games for Xbox, PS2, PS, PSP, GameCube, Nintendo DS and GameBoy Advance.

The same is true with any of the portable systems, like the Nintendo DS or Sony PSP.

Their selection is huge, covering the Xbox, PlayStation 2, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, GameCube, Game Boy Advance and PlayStation Portable (PSP).

In addition to choosing from your favorite Playstation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo Gamecube and Sony PSP titles, you can browse for and rent DVD movies and even books!

They offer PSP UMD movies and games for rent, but sadly they don't include Game Boy Advance or Nintendo DS titles in their inventory.

Navigating through this menu is similar to the configuration found on the PSP.

The PlayStation Portable (PSP) is the slickest piece of handheld gaming to come out since…well the original Game Boy of 1988.

If Sony broke Nintendo's hold on the console market with the PS1, then they can do it with the PSP.

The important part of the PSP is the graphics.

I do more than that," the PSP will tell you.

The program will convert pretty much any video file (WMV, AVI, RM) to MP4 to view on your PSP.

The PSP can also be used as a JPEG photo viewer.

As if that weren't irritating enough, now you have to worry about viruses on your PlayStation Portable (PSP).

Symantec, the anti-virus guru, has identified an evil new Trojan horse that runs on the PSP.

The good news is that it is pretty easy to keep your PSP from getting infected.

The program is being billed as a "mod" to hack the PSP.

It promises to allow Sony PSP users to run special code and games on their devices, in essence hacking the PlayStation portable.

So, unless you specifically download a mod for your PSP and install it, this virus could not affect your system.

Most PSP users simply plug games in and play them the way the developers intended -- these people do not have to worry about this Trojan horse.

The PSP hit stores in March and has been quite successful.

Recently, Sony also enabled some PSP Web browsing functionality as well.

Of course, any hackers who do try to mod their PSP and end up with the virus instead will simply lose out on their purchase price.

Of course, other hackers are still working on cracking the PSP so that they can play pirated copies of games and movies on the handheld system.

These hacks involve reducing the system to a stripped down version of the operating system to circumvent the security controls Sony has built into the PSP.

Meanwhile, Sony has announced that the PSP will soon allow users to record TV shows on digital video recording devices and then watch the video on their handheld PlayStations.

The PSP has built-in WI-Fi functionality that offers extensive entertainment potential.

Go portable and take a test drive on the PSP or Nintendo DS!

In many ways, the PSP is like having a smaller version of the PlayStation 2.

The only problem is that there are plenty of races, but not a lot of tracks or variations of the track, which Ridge Racer is known for (see Ridge Racer for PSP Review).

In Ridge Racer for the PSP, Drifting increases your Nitro meter.

Out of the PSP launch gates, Ridge Racer is the most beautiful game you'll see.

The PSP is using a lot of power to push those kinds of graphics, but you can't tell because of how smooth it is.

In Ridge Racer for the PSP you'll find classics from the first Ridge Racer, the hits of Ridge Racer Revolution, new ones and remixes of the old ones.

It does take some getting use to, especially on the PSP, but after a while, you find the nuances of the small thumbstick and can drift with your eyes closed.

If you need to get a racer for your PSP, buy Ridge Racer.

The Game Gear had a landscape orientation, much like the current PSP, with a directional pad on the left and the gaming buttons right.

Swamp Kart Speedway can be found on the Game Boy Advance, Shrek Kart is on the iPhone OS (via the App Store), and Shrek Smash n' Crash Racing was released on the GameCube, PS2, PSP, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance.

The PlayStation Portable, or PSP, has roughly the same processing power as the PlayStation 2.

A new entry into the portable video game market was announced at E3 Expo 2009 in the form of the new Sony PSP Go.

The Sony PSP Go is not technically a successor to the existing PlayStation Portable (PSP) portable game console.

While it may be tempting to do so, the PSP Go should not be considered a true PSP2.

It is meant to be a minor update or alternative to the current PSP.

While the current PSP has its controls on either side of a widescreen display, the PSP Go hides its controls in a portion that slides out the bottom.

This gives the PSP Go a smaller footprint, making it easier to fit into pockets.

Sony also notes that this is the slimmest PSP released to date.

Many analysts and pundits have indicated that the PSP Go may be a better competitor in the casual gaming market against devices like the iPod touch and Apple iPhone.

Ever since people started to suspect that Sony was working on some sort of successor, we have been bombarded by a wide range of new PSP rumors.

Many of these can remain intact for whenever a true PSP2 is released, but some of these have already been implemented in the Sony PSP Go.

The UMD drive in the current PSP, which is where you insert game discs, has been removed for the PSP Go.

The 3.8-inch screen on the PSP Go is slightly smaller than the 4.3-inch screen you find on the regular PSP, but this affords for a more compact form factor.

A similar system has been set up for the Sony PSP Go wherein you can purchase new games, videos, music and other multimedia content using a Wi-Fi connection.

Since the PSP Go does not have a UMD drive like its larger PSP cousin, the question arises as to how (and if) the user will be able to play UMD-based games like Lumines.

Sony has indicated that a solution is in the works wherein the UMD game can be transferred to the PSP Go's internal memory.

The Sony PSP Go, which is also known as the PSPgo or PSP go, is scheduled for release in North America and Europe on October 1, 2009.

Try gaming on the go too, since there are versions on the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP for you to enjoy as well.

When you do get to witness what the PSP is pushing you'll find heavily detailed bad guys, desks with calendars, really rusty barrels (bring your Tetanus) and other richly polygonal landscapes and items.

Use the wireless capabilities of the PSP to play a portable multiplayer game with up to 4 simultaneous players in cooperative or competitive modes.

Weekly Famitsu is reporting that a Tekken game is in the works for the Sony PSP, though no more details have been revealed.

This would be in line with many of the other titles found on the PSP.

Some more information has been released about this PSP take on the Tekken series.

Later in the year a PlayStation Portable (PSP) version and Xbox 360 version will also be available.

Now, in October of 2005, the sequel to the blockbuster PC hit is making its way to the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation Portable (PSP), and even your cell phone.

Also available on the PS2 and PSP, this baseball game was developed by Sony itself.

Finally, the PSP version was done by Savage Entertainment.

Sideswipe is ready to play in the PSP and DS versions of the game with no download needed.

The PSP appeals more to an older, more mature audience, and as such, many of its games are more complex, more adult-oriented, and more violent.

On the downside, battery life can be somewhat poor, the PSP is heavier and larger than the DS Lite, and loading times can be a pain sometimes.

Utilizing UMD discs and memory sticks, the PSP can play movies and music on the go.

If you want to record from a Nintendo DS or PSP, grab a line-in cable that connects the microphone port of the system to your computer.

Trading portable games (like the DS and PSP) is a different story.

First on the Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo, then the Xbox 360, PS3 and PSP and finally on the Wii when Call of Duty 3 was released.

The coolest peripheral, if you can call it a peripheral, is the ability to use the PSP in conjunction with the PS3.

For example, you can play Madden 09 on the PS3, then continue your season and play games on the PSP and transfer the schedule, wins, losses, and stat updates back and forth.

Microsoft planned to release the handheld about halfway through the 360's life cycle, which would follow Sony's model for the PSP.

Sony released the PSP when gamers were losing faith in the giant, which was about the time gamers saw such potential in the 360.

Many girls love playing their own xBox360, PS3, PSP, Wii, or Nintendo DS.

If you're looking for free movies that you can also download to view on your iPod, PSP, or PDA, you'll want to make this a regular stop.

You can also search for HD-DVDs, Blu-Ray discs, or UMD movies for PSP.

Free movie downloads for PSP are also available.

You can find games for the Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, and Playstation 3 as well as games for handheld systems like the Sony PSP.

If you own a PlayStation Portable, you may be wondering how to download music to PSP to get the most from your device.

Before you can learn how to download music to PSP, you must first have the right supplies.

The PSP will only play certain types of audio files, including music in MP3, MP4, ATRAC3Plus, WMA and WAV formats.

Older versions of the PSP may be unable to play certain audio types, as recent system upgrades have increased its playing capabilities.

However, MP3 files are universally playable on all PSP systems.

Before uploading MP3 files to your PSP, make sure you're not disobeying any terms of service or any other regulations on your files.

If you want to use music from your CD collection, you will have to use a CD ripping program to create MP3 files that can be transferred to the PSP.

You will need a memory stick to store music on your PSP.

You will also need a USB cable to connect the PSP to a computer.

Plug the USB cable into the PSP and a USB port on your computer.

The Mini-B connector must go into the PSP while the standard connector goes into the computer.

Press the "Home" button on the PSP, and navigate to "Settings" using the left and right buttons.

Press the PSP's X button to select "USB Connection".

Once the PSP is connected to your computer, it should appear under "My Computer" as an additional drive.

Select the PSP folder and create another new folder and label it MUSIC.

If you create any additional sub-folders, the PSP will be unable to find the music files.

Find the music files you would like to transfer to your PSP.

Press the PSP's O button to disconnect the device from your computer.

Because it can do so much more than just play video games, it might be a good idea to look into getting some free PSP music downloads.

Although it may sound like a fairly complicated process, finding free PSP music downloads to enjoy on your Sony handheld is not nearly as difficult as some may lead you to believe.

In fact, most free music download websites are compatible with the PSP, and even if they're not, it could be a simple matter of converting the files into a format that will work with the PSP.

Listening to music on your PSP is no exception and should not act as any sort of barrier to entry.

If you are coming from this perspective, uploading music onto your PSP will be a slightly different experience than what you're accustomed to.

However, if you own a different MP3 player, particularly one that is USB Mass Storage compliant, getting songs onto your PSP will be a walk in the park.

All of your music files will be placed inside a single folder, and then the Memory Stick will be inserted into your Sony PSP.

The actual reading and writing of files onto the memory card can be done either through the PSP (using a USB connection) or through a standard card reader.

For more information about getting music files from your computer to your Sony PSP, check out our in-depth article on how to download music to a PSP.

Depending on the firmware version of your PSP, it may or may not be compatible with certain music file formats.

If you have the most recent PSP firmware version, you'll likely be able to enjoy a wide range of file formats including WMA, ATRAC3Plus, MP3, and WAV.

Most PSP handhelds will work with a standard MP3 file, so it's probably your best bet to stick with that.

Lots of free PSP music downloads await you!

After all, not all file types will work the iPod or PSP.