So far the Sony PSP is worth it as long as you realize it is mainly a portal gaming machine. It's well worth it a play try it out! You will see how great the PSP can be for you in no time.

My Aunt got me the Sony PSP and when I first took it out of the box, I was amazed. It was very thin and portable. Before I even turned it on, I was very paranoid and held it with both my hands like three inches over my bed. It looked really delicate and easily scratched. After a while I realised that it was not as delicate as it seems. And when I first turned it on, the graphics were so amazing, that I just stared into it with my mouth opened. It is very good with headphones, and I suggest you get a bigger memory chip, like a 256 megabyte from sandisk or something for it, but not a new battery because its still very expensive. I highly recommend this product for kids thirteen and up.

The Sony PSP has very good graphics and memory. It will hold a whole lot of pictures and songs. The games are awsome and the screen display is very nice. It is like you have your on little portable TV. The PSP needs a more powerful battery. It gives you two hours of game play then shoots out the disc before you are even able to save your game. The square button does not work. I have tested many PSP's and all of the effects that I have said applies to all of them. Other than that the Sony PSP is pretty good. Just a little fixing up and it would be awesome.

The Sony PSP has exceeded my expectations in terms of the first handheld from Sony. I was skeptical about the integration of an analog stick into a handheld, but Sony did a very good job of it. The sheer size of the screen is overwhelming. The PSP is also very easy to hold, something the DS was lacking in my opinion. I almost didn't buy a PSP for one reason: price. I finally justified slamming down $250 for this system, but I just barely have that kind of cash to spare. From what I've played, the games are very well done. The graphics are almost up to par with the Playstaion 2. This is an amazing system that has shown that Sony can do more than just consoles.

There is nothing good about the Sony PSP, the PS2 is much better. In conclusion, the Sony PSP sucks.

I love the Sony PSP, and I also love the fact the screen protection does not have to be provided by Sony. I found a cheap way to protect the PSP screen, I went out and purchased some laminating coveringing, Wall Mart sells it for like a $1.87. I cut out the size I need and placed it over the screen, it sticks fine I can see through with no problem, and when I peel it off it doesn't leave a residue.

What a great cheep fix.

When I first heard that Sony was coming out with a handheld (Sony PSP), I fell on the floor laughing. I figured they'd screw it up, like they do with most of their systems. I was wrong. It isn't the best system ever, but it is pretty cool. It has a analog stick, which is new for a handheld. And the graphics are even better than the DS by a little. There are a few things I don't like about the system, however. There aren't enough good games out there. I don't like playing sport games, so the library isn't too big for me. Dynasty Warriors and Wipeout are probably the only two games I like for it. I know there will be more in the future, but right now I need more!

I imported the Sony PSP from Japan (value pack), great unit, fortunate to have no dead pixels as the online department store checks before shipping. This handheld console is fantastic, I've owned the lot, neo geo, Game Boy, gamegear, this is exceptional, not only can you view videos (MP4 playback) but you can also download pictures onto its Memory stick duo card-connect to your PC via mini usb cable and view whilst on the move. I believe this handheld has lots to offer in the near future - great potential.

Well I can't wait to get my Sony PSP, which I have on order, I can't really say wow till I get to see it, touch, play with all its bells and whistles. But I chose it over the DS. It has anolog stick and plays movies. I can't wait till I get it, I hope my money is well spent!

Well to start with, Sony have put all their heart and soul into this Sony PSP system, and as the graphics show, it paid off. All genres on this hand-held look fantastic, including a nice solitary golf game after a hard day at the office. If you ask, me I think the PSP was really designed for the older gamers, and if you are a rookie, I'd go with the DS. However, that being said, if you a hardcore gamer, itching for a good challenge, this is the console for you! The PSP also features wireless multi-play so no messy link-cable is needed. It has a rechargable battery and will be used in the future to link with the PS2/3. All in all it's an alright console in my books, but only if you are serious about gaming!

My opinion on the Sony PSP is that, overall everyone should have one, despite the lack of battery life. Its not PS2 graphics though its like PS1 and a half.

The PSP is Fantastic!! The graphics are amazingly good and can definitly match up to the graphics of a PS2. I purchased mine off ebay and its regional free so when games come out where I am I will be able to play them with now worries. You can put movies, music and pictures on your PSP with easy to follow instructions that can be found on the internet. The wireless multigaming function is great the only game I have at the moment is ridge racer but with that you can play with as many as 12 players at a time. No exagerations, this is a truely amazing console! The video quality is unbelieveably good and can be seen on the 4.3 inch, 16:9 widescreen TFT LCD easily. The looks of the console are no let down the sleek all black design just looks breath taking. If you think it looks good on the pictures just wait until you have one of these babys inyour hands, ORGASM!

The bad points are very minor and me being a picky kida guy, just had to mention them. The first is easily solved, the value pack comes with a low memory card of 32mb. This is only enough to save your games on, so I suggest you purchase at least a 512mb memory stick pro duo (about £40 on ebay) or a 1gb memory stick pro duo (about £80) which will hold about 3 movies with sufficient space for songs. Another thing which some people consider as a "weakness" is the battery life, you get about 6 hours gaming which to me is very good as the graphics for this machine are unbelievable until you see for yourself. This can easily be sloved with a second battery (£25) which you can charge up and then put it when the first runs out. This is only if you are traveling with the PSP, if you are at home and playing it can be fully recharged within about 2 hours.

The Sony PSP is a definite good time buy and I would recommend to buy it with Need For Speed Underground: Rivals and Gran Turismo 4 mobile.

The Sony PSP is the best console out at the moment and it can be yours for approx £150-180. The games are brilliant, the ones which I have got are Gran Turismo 4 mobile, Need for Speed Underground: Rivals and Grand Theft Auto.

I bought the Sony PSP - Playstation Portable when I was in Hong Kong and haven't been able to put it down since. In the value pack box, you get the PSP, headphones, remote control, memory stick, manual, case, wrist strap and charger. I can say that the battery lasts around 7hrs on a full charge, if you are playing games, but of course the battery discharges faster if you are playing videos. I have also downloaded a few mp3s onto the memory stick and have played them with no problem. I have yet to try a converted DVD, but will in the near future. The games are superb and Ridge Racers has brilliant graphics. Not to mention the fantastic screen, which is clear and large. However, there are some defects with my model. The "L" button sometimes gets stuck if I push it hard and also, there is one dust bubble under the screen, although I really had to look for that. All in all, a great piece of machine for a very reasonable price, considering the features. The PSP has a lot of potential, but it depends if anyone will experiment with it. Compared with the DS, the sales war will be close, but I think that the PSP might just edge it with its functionality and design.