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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:857823001048
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:PSP_SPECTRAL_SOULS
———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 | Teen |
| Genre | role-playing |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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I went out to our local Gamestop at midnight on Wednesday night to be one of the first to get my grubby little hands on the Sony PSP and to tell you the truth, as I was waiting in line to shell out my $249, I stood there thinking that I must be crazy. Prior to this my only exposure to the PSP was checking out sites like PSPWorld.com and PSP411.com for their reviews. I hadn’t even seen a demo of it in person. Well, I get home, plug that sucker in to charge it up and pop in Need for Speed Underground Rivals…and I was literally blown away. For such a small device to be able to pump out the graphics the PSP delivers is really amazing. This game plays just as well as the PS2. I still can’t believe how awsome the graphics are. I popped in the Spider Man 2 movie and it’s like having my own personal DVD player. The movie looked that good. I can’t wait for one of my friends to get one too so that we can test out the wireless multi player functionality.Now the system isn’t perfect though. Luckily my screen was free from any dead pixels that others are complaining about so it is possible to get a good screen from the initial batch. My biggest complaint has to be the short battery life. I was able to play maybe 3 or 4 hours before the battery conked out right in the middle of a game. I thought I lost my game but was happily surprised to find out when I plugged it into the wall that my game was right where I left off. That was pretty cool. The buttons feel just like the P.
Any gamer worth his or her salt will tell you that it doesn’t matter what a system’s specs are, it’s the games that make it. The Gamecube is a fine machine, but the utter lack of games is what’s killing it, and the opposite is true for the Gameboy: hardly cutting edge (even the DS, which I also own), but keep the games rolling and people keep buying.I confess to being a techno-geek, so I was really impressed by the PSP. It looks supermodel gorgeous, whereas the DS feels cheap and plasticky by comparison. Here is my breakdown:PROS: Beautiful design. Hey look, an Analog stick, hurrah! Are you listing Nintendo? AMAZING graphics. The screen is enormous. Ability to play music, view pictures, etc, though to be honest, I couldn’t care less. I have an MP3 player for my tunes and a computer for my files. Let my PSP play games, and I’ll be happy. Small and efficient storage format.CONS: Power switch too close to right thumb when playing. The proprietary UMD disc design is a bit worrisome, as is any non-standard format. The whole movie aspect of PSP will crash and die within a year, guaranteed. Why would you buy a movie for this unit when you can get the DVD for cheaper and you can play it in more places? The unit feels a bit fragile and easy to scratch. The battery life isn’t great, but no surprise there. That said, all those cons will die out when I can play Grand Theft Auto on my PSP, which should be this summer or fall!Overall, this is more an adult gamer’s machine.
This psp is a Christmas gift for my 14 yr old nephew. He checked it out and it is in great condition and seems to work fine. (He must wait until Christmas) Delivery was great also. Thank you !
Wow. This thing really exceeded my expectations. I didn’t want to buy one at first, but i’m really glad that I changed my mind.The PSP is the best portable gaming system out there. No joke. Not only can you play games on it, but you can also watch movies, download photos and music from your computer, and go on the internet. Also, it has an LCD screen, and the graphics are really great. Though they’re not as good as the PS2 graphics, they’re still very good, and I wouldn’t even expect it to have graphics that are as good as a console’s, because it’s only portable.If you have read other reviews about the PSP, I’m sure you heard like a thousand times that the PSP doesn’t have good games. Maybe this was true in the past, but right now there are many great games coming out. They’re things like Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, Daxter, Ultimate Ghosts n’ Goblins, and more, so all you’ll need is some patience. Also, the movies play really great, and the sound effects for the music are awesome ( especially when you have the headphones on ). You can also download videos from you computer. All of these features are awesome, and they’re really worth it, especially since they feel fleshed out and not just tacked on.However, this system does have its flaws. For one, the 32MB memory stick that comes with the PSP can only hold a few songs and photos, even though it can hold a lot of videogame memory. You’ll probably want to buy a memory card that holds more memory, but these things aren’t very ch.
This is one of the single most revolutionary devices to hit the video gaming and electronic gadget world since the IPOD or the original Game boy. This device can easily replace a handful of portable devices by combining a gaming system, mp3 player, picture viewer (and digital camera one day), portable dvd player, and web browser into a single device. At first glance most would think that a trendy gadget that combines all of these devices probably implements none of them well; They would be mistaken. The PSP provides the capabilities of all these devices AND does them ALL, WELL. The PSP IS the most advanced portable videogame device in existence today, PERIOD (forget about the quirky but innovative Nintendo DS). With a PSP the user can seamlessly switch from game play, to listening to music, to watching a movie, to browsing the internet (the WHOLE internet not like the internet that cell phones provide) to an image viewer. The controls of each device are as intuitive as they are functional. The mini-wide screen offers crisp videogame play as well as DVD quality picture. If you have the means, don’t think twice about this purchase. The PSP has a bright future. If you are thinking about the price, it is worth every penny.
I have both a Nitendo DS and a PSP and they are entirely different devices. The PSP has much more and advanced technology built into the little form factor. You get wireless internet access right out of the box (with a code update) a high resolution screen, an MP3 and MP4(movie) player, and a movie player. The UMD is really quite an amazing technology that Sony is completely screwing up by keeping proprietary, and that is my only complaint of the entire system. And soon with the newer 2GB+ memory cards you will be able to download games instead of needed to purchase a UMD! It really is a portable media device with adult oriented games. If you are over 16 then I would strongly recommend this device as your primary travel friend.
look i bought a ds a couple of months it came out and at the time the graphics were very impressive and it had a stylus which was really a cool feature.a couple of months later psp came out and i bought it the first day with ridge racer.i was a nintendo fanboy and dont get me wrong the ds is a great console but when i played the psp for the first time i thought i was back home playing on my t.v the graphics looked that good i had trouble admiting it at the time but psp is far beyond the ds but the one thing nintendo has over the psp is the durability the ds is a very well made console and the psp is fragile but that only means you have to look after it better.look im sorry to say this because i loved nintendo handhelds but the psp blows it away in terms of graphics sound and games i mean every single game is 3d but personally id buy both because youll end up likeing them for differnt reasons so buy both it might set you back a couple of buckes but its worth it honestlyp.sthe dead pixels really dont matter there on all lcd screens and there so tiny you have to look for them.
From a design perspective the PSP is a real gem. Solid, glossy, tactile, a work of electronic art. I don’t feel this was designed for kids, it’s too nice, don’t look for cheap plastic here.The screen is great, image quality outstanding for either film or games. You might think watching a film on such a small device would be irritating but it’s not, it’s really very engrossing. The sound quality is also outstanding.I upgraded my operating system to 2.0 inspite of what Sony has been saying and have had no problem. The wireless feature setup with no assitance on my part, Internet works fine (input is difficult) which does allow you to purchase music online (wireless) and load directly to the PSP.I suspect Sony has other plans for this device. I think it will work with Sony’s new LocationFree TV base station allowing you to watch/listen to TV, DVD, DVR, CD or VCR on the device. This is just a guess on my part. I do know they have PTV in Japan for the PSP and the owners lounge. Both of which I think are coming to North America with the official release of 2.0.
I commute an hour to and from work every day by train. I dont have time to play my PS2 anymore… now I can take it with me! The PSP has everything I could ever want in a portable entertainment device! It’s a gaming unit, MP3 player, movie player, picture viewer and now with software update 2.0, wireless web browser and much more! The PSP is still a baby. There is so much potential I can see with future software releases like global GPS which Sony has already announced. As for the games, there is a whole new crop of games due out this fall and if it’s any indication by the PS2, there will be many many more to come.The only minus I see is the need purchase for an additional 1GIG stick. The 32MG that sony provides is just useless. Firewire instead of USB port would also have been nice. The MP3 player is very basic, though Sony can change that with future software releases. The UMD disks are OK but a bit slow on the loading. The games too are also a bit pricey but I can see that leveling off in due time. I recomend for an extra 20 bucks going out and buying a screen protector and a rubber skin for the PSP that Pelican makes (similar to the ipod one). Other then these minor gripes, I love my PSP, wouldnt trade it for anything!
I am 13 years old, and I believe that I am smack-dab in the middle of Sony’s target audience. Let me first start off by saying that you cant fully experience the PSP without first holding it and experiencing it. Head down to Best Buy or your friend’s house to give it a try. Also, if your an educated buyer (like me) don’t trust reviews by a kid (like me). Check out Cnet.com for detailed reviews from professionals about this product. Also, I have the PSP Giga Pack which comes with everything in the value pack plus a stand (for watching movies), a USB cable, and a 1 GB Memory Stick. Anyway, lets get started.PROS:-Excellent design – not only ergonomic, but beatuful-Screen is excellent – despite several dead pixels in mine-mp3 capability is nice – can use with Windows Media Player (after network update and activation over the internet) or with iTunes (except for music purchased from their Music Store)-Games have the best graphics of any portable out there-UMD is a versatile (however expensive) media format-Sony’s reputation-Screen does not scratch very easily (compared to my iPod Nano)-Gaming is powerful!-Battery life is much longer than expected (I use a combination of WiFi, mp3, video, and gaming. I get about 5-5.5 hours of battery off a full charge)-Interface is nice-Web browsing is a HUGE PLUS!-Not many locks on it, unlike the iPod, so the possibilites are almost endless!-Wide variety of accessories and games-Movies and games are becoming widely avaliable.-Memory Stick is a pr.
mikepike –
I am a big ps2 fan and could’nt wait for this to come out. The system and it’s capabilities are sweet.But,unless you MUST have the latest system NOW, I would wait for the price to come down at least $50(from $250). The software is sparse right now and to get 2 games and a couple of extraneous accesories (like a face cover to protect the gorgeous screen and storage for the discs, etc.)will cost you at least $400!You can get an xbox or ps2 system for $150 and 2 or 3 games for less.If you get the so called”value pak”you will recieve-the PSP of course with a battery pack, ac charger, 30mb memory stick,lanyard,cheap softcase,spiderman 2 movie, a NON-interactive preview disc,wired remote & earbuds and a cleaning clothPros-Large,beautiful crisp screen versatility potentially awesome can play movies, games, mp3 and atrac music, display photos Built-in RF communication and wireless LANCons-over-priced for what you get battery life just O.K. not many games to choose from(but should get better) no movies available yet spare battery packs not available yet does not include the software or cable to download music,photos etc. to the PSP from your PC car charger not included!? preview disc is non-interactive seems delicate-buy a hard-shell caseIf you must have a portable game system, get the nintendoDS. You can get more for less money.I don’t dislike this system at all, but Sony should at least give you something to do with the system when you get it instead of watch one movie f.
leario –
First of all, this is a great little system. I have had this for about eight months now and only have minor gripes. The problem is that Sony has not been supporting this thing very well. The psp has so much potential that Sony is not taking advantage of. They waited too long to put out any really decent games. Having a screen protector is MANDATORY for this(I think they should just include it with the regular bundle). The memory card it comes with is inadequate(buy the gigapack). Also, it smudges really easily.OK, that being said, I love this little machine. I travel quite often so I use it on airplanes to play game and watch movies(I have something else for mp3s). I have yet to buy any UMD movies b/c they are way overpriced. Its better to buy the movies on regular DVDs, rip and convert them to MP4, then store the MP4 on your memory card. You’ll need to have at least a 512mb card. I’m glad this whole ‘podcasting’ thing has caught on b/c now people are putting out content for the psp as well as the ipod. So, I would say if you like portable gaming this is the way to go if you have the money.
J. Rizzardi –
I usually don’t jump at the “latest thing” but I had no current gaming platforms (most recent being the Nintendo 64) and decided to go for it with the Sony PSP. First of all, the dead pixel issue WAS an issue (there were about 3 small ones and one larger one) with my first unit. They really didn’t bother me when I was playing the games but when I plugged in Spiderman 2, they were kind of obvious. Called Sony and though they don’t encourage a replacement, they were very helpful and did so when I requested it. About 10 days after shipping my first unit off, I received my replacement. This one ALSO had dead pixels and was perhaps worse (one was pretty large, don’t they check it before they send?). Oh well, I’m pretty sure I’ll send this one back for another replacement but I want to play it a little while. At least they get a gold star for customer service.The gameplay is great. If you like to play anywhere without being stuck only where your system is (like PS2), this is very convenient. Make sure the battery is charged or you are near a plug because, yes, it only lasts 3 to 4 hours on a charge but you can’t ask for much more in a unit this size.Graphics are awesome but, as I stated, my last experience was with Nintendo 64 so I wasn’t “spoiled”. I have MLB by 989 sports and Lumines, both very good and my interest endures with them. Just wish there were more games out already that I liked. Had Twisted Metal which was good for awhile but you get tired of it quickly.
Hans Luijten –
I have played with one for a bit now, and compared to my Archos AV420, I have to admit: a better screen and better sound. Also the aspect of games is nice to have (Archos lacks this).Someting I’m not comfortable with is the proprietary disks. But maybe that just takes time to get used to.The device feels like it’s high quality, nice and solid.Graphics and screen look great (much better than my Archos AV420).Downside is the lack of a CompactFlash card slot – I have a Sony F828 and use CF cards for my pictures, which I’d like to unload on my PSP,… tuff noogies, not gonna happen.I found a little trick on how to playback my own MPEG4 files online which works fine.And storing MPEG4 movies on overpriced memory sticks is definitly NOT the way to go for me. A 512Mb Memory Stick will almost never hold a DivX file, unless you downsize it for the PSP.Oh almost forgot: LOVE the WiFi connectivity – not quit sure what to do with it though :-)If you’re interested in a Free PSP, then please follow this link From a service/warranty point of view, buying at retrolio is probably a better choice, but you can’t beat the price.Some useful links for PSP owners:1) Free tool for movie conversion for the PSP (MPEG/AVI):2) How to convert movies for PSP playback using 3GP convert:3) PSPManager For Windows (free)4) Free PSP
Markus Egger –
This device surpassed all my expectations. It is a great gaming machine the modern gamer will enjoy (unlike the GameBoy, which is truly a kids toy). The sheer power of this device is just amazing. The graphics look as good as (if not better than) the PS2 graphics.I also find myself using this device for a lot more than gaming. I download podcasts and listen to MP3 files. I also download video casts, convert them to MP4 files, and watch them on the PSP.The display is amazing. Certainly the best display on any mobile device I have ever seen. Only the sound is not the greatest without a headset (with the headset, it is pretty good). For videos, the sound often is just too silent, even on the loudest setting.The only real problem I have with the device is that its design is such that your hands will hurt after you play for a little while. I guess they went for looks over ergonomics. On the flip-side however, the device is so stylish that you can play it in public without being emberassed, even if you are over 18 years old. Try that with the GameBoy ;-)
Reviewer –
Battery Pack: Not much to say. From my experience, it works fine. It was easy enough to install. You can also get replacements if it dies which is always a plus.AC Adapter: Yet again, not much to say. Just plug it into an electrical outlet and then into your PSP and it starts charging. No problems up to this point.Photo Display: Allows you to put photos onto your PSP and view them. You can send these photos, put them up as your PSP wallpaper, rotate them left or right, zoom in or zoom out on a picture, and play a slideshow of all your pictures. However, you must remember when sending photos, the size can be no bigger than 2047 KB.Games: Well, the selection has increased, but I still feel there are not enough. It is hard to rate this section as a whole because each individual game has its own pros and cons. However, one complaint that is common to almost all games is that the loading time is too long.UMD Movies: You can purchase full feature films for your PSP ranging anywhere from $15 to $30 per film. To my surprise, this feature worked great. I expected there to be lots of pauses due to loading, but there were not, and the screen, which I thought would display the movie in low quality, works just as well as a regular old TV screen. Only problem with these movies is that sometimes there is a lack of special features.Music (MP3) Player: The quality of this depends on if you are using the provided headphones or not. In my opinion, the headphones greatly improve the quality of.
Jean –
I’ve had the psp since it was released and I must say Im super impressed. Here are the psp’s modes:1) Games: Great titles, with awesome graphics. Mostly with bonus content. Some games offer online, making the psp a superior handheld.2) Internet: The PSP lets you surf the internet. All you need is a connection port and voala, it offers good speed internet.a. On the internet for now you can see all sites, with wmv, sound and even shockwave.b. On the psp site you can download vids, info and even demos.3) Music: The psp is also like an mp3 player. You cant store songs as in an mp3 player or an ipod. You can also download them online.4) Video: You can see umd videos and downloaded videos. Which is very awesome since you can watch anything on it.The psp has a very large and cool screen, but its very fragile and sunlight might ruin it. The sound is pretty good for a handheld and superb with some headphones. The controls are also easy to get addapted to, an awesome thing about the psp’s controls is that it has an analog! Making it easier to move around.What the Value Pack offers and is it good?The value pack offers the psp system, a 32mb memmory stick duo, headphones with a separate video controler, a video demo of games, videos and music, and of course, the cloth to clean up the psp. They are all good quality items which makes the Value Pack the ideal bundle for the psp.
wayne –
Loved product.
Jeffrey Yamashiro –
Awesome product. Arrived quickly.
TJ Holdemup –
This thing is amazing. I bought it almost 5 years ago and it still flawless. First of all this game has the original and best version of lumines ever. Lumines is the most amazing puzzle game and if you goto now and look it up you will see that it was one of the most highly rated games of all time. 2nd someone just gave me there old 1gb memory card and I plugged it in a month ago and was able to connect to the psp store and download Castlevaniea Symphony of the Night. Are you kidding me another top rated game stored on removable media. I mean this thing was so far ahead of its time its not even funny. The load times are slower than the newer models but it amazes me that everything was so well made and still works flawlessly half a decade later. UMD forever!!!