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RE: Will British games work in a Canadian PSP

Ouch that`s pretty nasty - wonder what the odds are on being caught. Can`t imagine everyone does though - must be pot luck i presume as i`ve heard of a few friends who have ordered from dvd box office and got the games fine..
cd-wow are quite good too by the way.

RE: Will British games work in a Canadian PSP

www.dvdboxoffice.com are currently the cheapest - as long as you dont mind waiting for the delivery. Lik sang are the cheapest for the console itself.

Just a quick question: What format movies can you play on the psp eg.i`ve got a few simpsons and south park on my pc and wanted to put them on a psp - does mpeg or avi work or do you have to format them particularly? I`ve also heard comments about movies being region specific - but how would that work for movies you transfer over - and is this possible?

RE: Best Value pre-order UK PSP Value Pack

I`ve got some money spare and was considering getting a PSP. The cheapest i`ve seen so far is £135 for the standard pack - no accessories:
http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=303&products_id=6225&

has anyone seen it cheaper? I know it doesn`t matter if you get a Japanese or US one - but obviously games would have to be from the US for English...

any other ideas chaps/chapesses?

thanks

RE: wanna get ps2 chipped, where, how is it worth it any probs with doing so.

Hi there

I`m thinking of buying a PS2 - i either want one already chipped or will buy a normal one and get it chipped. Can you email me the details of where i can get it chipped or buy a chipped one.. thanks

yragnizam[at]moc.liamtoh

Thanks

Geeman

RE: Currys - DVD Recorder - £99

It does look good at that price - seems to have some good user reviews too.

If anyone is interested in spending a little more money you can get a Yamada Recordable DVD player WITH DivX compatibility for £130 here:

http://specialreserve.co.uk/Umax_Yamada_4081_r.html

Cheers