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Thai PSP

mickymg2003 · 2005-09-27 18:57:07

My Parents are going to thailand in november an i was going to see if they cud get me a PSP over there for maybe a cheaper price than over here but i want to know if it will be compatible with games over here?I have an idea that it might like the gameboy advance does but i just want to be sure.I know that i can get a power…

27-09-2005 7:57pm

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mickymg2003

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My Parents are going to thailand in november an i was going to see if they cud get me a PSP over there for maybe a cheaper price than over here but i want to know if it will be compatible with games over here?I have an idea that it might like the gameboy advance does but i just want to be sure.I know that i can get a power adaptor to charge it and stuff but im not sure about the game compatibility issue.
So advice on this would be great.

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#2 27-09-2005 7:59pm

shortys94

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Games are region free:) so your fine there
you will need a standard power cable, like the one on ure ps2:)

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#3 27-09-2005 8:01pm

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the offical standing is the psp is mutli region for its games everywhere...but not the dvds...

but thats only the offical standing...

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#4 27-09-2005 8:04pm

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official standing? i am not sure what you mean?

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