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Gungnir - PSP Game
Gurumin A Monstrous Adventure - PSP Game
Original price was: $47.23.$23.02Current price is: $23.02.
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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:722674150231
Condition:Used
Genre:Puzzle & Brain Games
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:PSP_GUNPEY
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Genre | Puzzle, Strategy |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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The PSP was delivered promptly but not entirely as described. It came with all items listed but was not piano black as described. It was a Japanese edition lavender purple.
Just a warning, make sure you get your memory card now; I made the mistake of ordering the system but waiting to order the memory card. Basically i got to play the same start up levels for a few days while I waited for the system to come in. Keep an eye our for bundles, a much better deal. Often, you can get a bundle for the same price as just buying the system and card, but it will also come with a game.I gave this system 4 stars because it only lasted about a year and half before keys started to give out, granted I played this a lot, but I expect it to hold out a bit longer than that.
Picked up the PSP after having my PS3 for a couple of months. I was just looking for something that I could play while traveling, during lunch, or just hanging out at home. I wasn’t that interested in some of the other features like MP3, picture viewing. At some point I’ll probably pick up a movie and see how it looks but for the most part this will be a game only system for me.Over all I’m pleased with the PSP. The graphics are very good, the quality seems good, and the selection of games isn’t bad. Some of the other positives are:1.) Battery life- seems good to me for casual use.2.) Wifi- love the ability to go on-line and play against others on-line.3.) Interface- the interface is just like the PS3. I think the interface is very clean and easy to use.Some of the cons are:1.) Controls- playing some FPS type games can be a bit of a challenge with the controls. My hand/fingers tend to cramp up.2.) With the Piano black model a memory stick is not included. So by the time you buy the PSP, memory stick, 1 game and a travel bag you are out a fair amount of money.
I’m reviewing this product with a unique angle. I have an original 1.50 FW PSP that I never upgrade because I use it exclusively for homebrew. I basically ignored firmware updates, and as a result I wasn’t able to play any new games that were released for the PSP. Yes there are workarounds, but I got tired of relying on custom firwares and other applications which always run the risk of bricking your system. Yeah there are now unbricking methods and such, but honestly I got tired of the hassel. When I first heard that this new style PSP was coming out, I got pretty excited because I was thinking about getting another one anyway. While the new features and everything truly aren’t much better than the original, this is a great way to go if you have an old PSP that you want to keep exclusive for homebrew. Not only do I now have a permanent homebrew enabled system that will never be modded, flashed or tampered with again, but I also have a system that can stay up to date with the latest firmware updates, play any released PSP game, and I can utilize the PS3 connectivity features, which are becoming better and better over time. The issues of poor quality are pretty overrated, and I think it’s mainly because people don’t know how to take care of their stuff correctly. I use mine daily and it’s in pristine condition. Want to know how? Well, to get maximum enjoyment out of this thing, I heavily recommend before even playing it, you also purchase the following:1) a hori screen protect.
Pros:1. This is a smaller/lighter version of psp so carrying it around feels lighter.2. The battery is good. I generally end up charging it weekly (dont use it 24/7 thou)3. Plays video(mp4)(You can use mediacoder to convert video to psp’s mp4 format) /mp3/pictures/Internet radio (need wifi access point)/Browse websites (flash supported so youtube videos can be enjoyed)Cons:1. Doesnt come with headphones/screen protector/bag/jacket.2. Doesnt come with memory stick pro duo (unless you buy the packaged one)3. You cannot just plug in the usb and charge it, you need to navigate to the usb settings only then it’ll charge, which mean if your battery is dead you cannot charge using usb you’ll need the power/car adapter4. Screen reflection… while playing/watching video, you can actually see your mirror imageOverall worth it, my kids have fun time in long drives…
I gave my nephew my older PSP and bought the PSP 2000 for the external display capability. The battery does not last as long and the media drive does not seem as sturdy. My old PSP had the same hook up for TV out but no software to run it from the upgrades from Sony.I don’t know if it is a gimmick to force upgrading or what Sony is doing? I do not know if the old PSP had the internal components for TV out either but the jack for the cable was all there?I would have preferred the old one with a TV out instead.The screen does not look any brighter, grant you my old PSP was at least second generation for that model.
I ordered this product used-good from the Terry-Bean store. The PSP itself seems to be running fine and dandy, no complaints about it. The one thing that got on my nerves a bit was the battery it came with. I’d charge it for say 10 minutes and it would completely shut down and id have to take the battery out and put it back in. I searched up the battery on this site and it only got 2 12 stars. Now I have to spend more money on a new battery.
Overall very nice deal, but console’s up/down/left/right buttons and joystick were faulty, interfered with gameplay, and gradually became worse.
Wasn’t really cleaned off at all. When I sell my stuff I make sure it’s clean at least. Although, it is used. Other then that, it does what I want! Super cool.
They delivered it, there was no problem.
Tran Le –
Was a gift and she loves it.
JSearcie –
Package threw me off .. but everything works fine. Looks pretty new
Owen –
This came WAY faster than estimated! It was such a great surprise to come home to after a 3 day cross country trip! I am so excited. It’s in GREAT condition, turns on, and even CAME with a surprise game!?!? Like, I am so happy with this shop. :D
Oscar J Ulloa –
Not all games will be playable on the PSP (“Mana Khemia†is one example), but this is still a great console to have.
Doc Martin –
Excellent product, amazing graphics and portability. With the new (legal) firmware update from Sony you now have the ability to listen to crystal clear internet radio through your PSP with dozens of stations to choose from, I think this is my favorite feature. New with the PSP 2K (SLIM) is the ability to watch movies and play your music through your television set with a set of AV cables sold separately. Also with the update, you can play music while viewing a slide show from your photos folder which is pretty neat. You can also play games through your set if you have a progressive scan TV and a set or RGB cables also sold separately. Internet browsing is sufficient for light duty surfing and the GUI is fairly intuitive and easy to use. B/c this console has been out so long there are many aftermarket items for purchase and plenty of used games to be had at half their original price. I recommend a 4GB memory stick for this as game saves, music, and the ability to save movies on your stick will eat up memory in a hurry. Loading times are decent and internet connectivity on par with the latest wireless devices. Only downsides I see is that the surface of this unit is very easy to scratch, but you can buy protectors for that. Not necessarily a downside, but I’m wondering why in a world of Draft N wireless and quad core processors this unit with it’s latest update is still using 802.11b and a 333 mhz processor. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a p.
Solomon Grundy –
I have only used this for games so far, but am very impressed with the picture and sound quality. Keep in mind the graphics are on par with previous generation console systems, but when you see them in motion it is quite impressive. Cutscenes in games are generally higher resolution than the games themselves, and really show what the screen is capable of. There are quite a few good games out for this system, and used ones can be had on the cheap.
Brooke Crokce –
Received pianno black unit in what I would call near Ming condition shop described as very good. All buttons function fine, L and R are a little loose but that could be normal for this unit. Screen had no dead pixles. Charger and battery also in fine working order.
Anthony Garland –
Photos, Video, Music, Games, Internet.The PSP is seriously my right hand man. I use it at work, home, on the go, it’s just the best thing going.I use it to listen to podcasts and music at work, which keeps me from going crazy.I watch videos during transit to work.I take photos with the PSP Camera (Imported from Asia)It holds all my artwork.It connects to the TV so I can view my videos and photos, which is so cool.If I played games, I’d have even more fun with it, but I’m not big on games, but I do have a few Demo’s that hold my interest.Anyway, if you loved the original PSP, you’ll love this one.
Michael Williams –
The PSP-2000 is considered the best of the PSP family by many. Not only is it slimmer and lighter than the PSP-1000, ditching the unnecessary (but cool) spring-loaded drive tray of the 1000, but it also features a component A/V output so you can play your games on your TV (assuming your TV supports at least 480p). It isn’t quite as rugged as the 1000 overall, and it doesn’t feature the built-in microphone of the PSP-3000, but it has an overall nicer build quality than the 3000; the 3000 feels just a bit cheaper than the 2000. The bezel on the 3000’s screen protector sometimes causes the edges of the screen to appear overly bright due to transparent plastic causing reflected light, but that’s not a problem with the 2000–brightness is nearly uniform across the entire screen since the bezel is more opaque. Most importantly, the PSP-3000 made one very divisive change–the refresh rate on the PSP-3000’s screen was improved, but at the cost of introducing heavy amounts of interlacing. The PSP-2000’s screen doesn’t have the interlacing of the 3000; instead, it has a bit of motion blur, especially when high-contrast colors are on-screen. Some people don’t mind the interlacing on the PSP-3000 at all; others, like me, can’t stand it, and swear by the PSP-2000’s screen. (The best screen in the family belongs to the PSP Go, which has neither motion blur nor interlacing. It’s a shame that this type of screen didn’t make it to the "primary" model of PSP.)As for the basics:T.
Phoenix PurpIe –
I had one some time ago and it broke due to unfortunate circumstances and I wasn’t able to get able to get another one because most game shopping places stopped carrying them or they all got bought up. Now there is no barrier like that so yeah here I am with this device again just how I remembered it and I’ll be revisiting my favorite game of all time (Monster Hunter Freedom Unite).