Keisler Nunez of San Francisco relaxes outside the city's Metreon shopping complex, where he was one several hundred people waiting in line Wednesday afternoon to buy a PlayStation Portable at midnight.
Camping out overnight is pretty dedicated. Still, the truly hard-core U.S. game fanatics would've pre-ordered their PSP from Japan and taken the long flight across the Pacific to pick it up when it was released three months ago (Dec 16)! The even more insanely hard-core would've been at the Tokyo Game Show in September 2004 just so they could play one before anyone else. ;-)
Check out the "official Playstation showroom" in Ginza: <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.playstation.jp/cmc/ginza/" target="_newWindow">http://www.playstation.jp/cmc/ginza/</a>
that guy already has a ds....whats the need for a psp? other then the amazing graphics it diplays i dont think it accesses the internet...so whats the point?
Haha, I remember my brother waiting all night for the original PSP when it came out. I have since inhereted it (he has a newer one) but the battery keeps dying after like only an hour. I heard you can get replacements for the old school PSP on http://pspbatteries.com if anyone else is having a similar problem
What about the children...
The product looks cool.
And what about people who line up to buy brand new DVDs on Tuesdays? Aren't they supposed to work too? :)
Check out the "official Playstation showroom" in Ginza: <a class="jive-link-external" href="http://www.playstation.jp/cmc/ginza/" target="_newWindow">http://www.playstation.jp/cmc/ginza/</a>
-michelle