Wow. PSPs are awesome.

[Stargate Nerd]

You missed Ace Combat X and Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness.

Yeah it's not a complete list in any way.

[Admiral Valdemar]

The Metal Gear: Portable Ops. game is easy to find here, and so is the "plus" version, albeit, that one doesn't have the story game of the original title but does have more maps and characters.

I had often liked the look of the PSP games, even if the design itself was iffy (what's the slim PSP like anyway? Not a revolutionary redesign like the DS Lite it would appear). The battery life, load times and lack of many decent titles kind of put me off the better graphics and media versatility.

[General Zod]

The Metal Gear: Portable Ops. game is easy to find here, and so is the "plus" version, albeit, that one doesn't have the story game of the original title but does have more maps and characters.

I had often liked the look of the PSP games, even if the design itself was iffy (what's the slim PSP like anyway? Not a revolutionary redesign like the DS Lite it would appear). The battery life, load times and lack of many decent titles kind of put me off the better graphics and media versatility.

I'm not sure I'd call the Slim revolutionary, or even worth buying if you've already got a regular PSP. BUT if you've never had a PSP before it's not too bad of a system. My only real bitch about it is that putting it in "sleep" mode isn't nearly as intuitive as the DS.

[Vympel]

I had often liked the look of the PSP games, even if the design itself was iffy (what's the slim PSP like anyway? Not a revolutionary redesign like the DS Lite it would appear). The battery life, load times and lack of many decent titles kind of put me off the better graphics and media versatility.

Dude, the PSP Lite is far superior to the original, especially in battery life and load times. It takes less than a second for a God of War game to load.