PSP Reviews – PSP Console, Games & Accessories

I've had my slim PSP for two years now and this has never happened before. This happened while I was playing a game that's on my memory card, the game hanged, so I removed the battery to restart it (I don't know if that was a dumb idea but I've done it sometimes). After that I wasn't able to turn it on again, so I left it alone for a few hours. I just thought it didn't have any charge left. When I turn it on the green light on the power indicator appears, then just turns off. My PSP's screen is blank, it lit up when I turned it on+light button for a few seconds, so I know my LCD screen's not busted up. The PSP didn't start though, it just...lit up. I tried removing the battery, the memory card and turned it on while it's plugged in to the charger, tried connecting it to the USB. Won't. Open. I don't download anything via the PSP (though my brother downloads some pictures), I haven't updated the firmware for a while. Speaking of, I don't remember the firmware version I have. I didn't mess around by installing custom firmware...I don't think it's bricked, either... Could anyone please help me out? I'm going to the service center this Saturday, but if there's a solution available that I don't have to bring it there, please do tell. Solutions? Links? Thank you!

Will they buy cases and if the games are not with them? and will they buy a broken psp (the lcd screen is cracked)? I also have a gameboy sp that has stickers on it (yes i know, childish, but i had it when i was like 7). If i remove the stickers (with nail polish remover?) will they buy it?

I bought a psp while back and i don't know which model it is. I need the model to buy a new lcd screen for it cause my original one is broken. It's silver one, came in a package with a dexter game and family guy movie. Helppppp plzzzz

Just a Philippine price update for Sony PSP (PSP-3006). Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) system (PSP-3006) has been gaining enthusiastic support from users the world over, and has sold more than 60 million units worldwide since the first PSP system (PSP-1000) was launched in 2004. Offering the highest-level contrast ratio, response time, and wider color gamut possible on a portable LCD screen ...

Just a Philippine price update for Sony PSP (PSP-3006). Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) system (PSP-3006) has been gaining enthusiastic support from users the world over, and has sold more than 60 million units worldwide since the first PSP system (PSP-1000) was launched in 2004. Offering the highest-level contrast ratio, response time, and wider color gamut possible on a portable LCD screen ...