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My favorite scene from the movie was when Leonidas stood before all of the persain empire awaiting them to fire every arrow into his body. He stood there, ready for as the spartans said, a beautiful death.

PSP hardware refresh coming this year, says report

May 17th 2007 10:55PM on Engadget

psp is a decent product. Ultimately i think that the best thing they can do is add a second analog stick and then speed up the load times, so get a better processor. This keeps the price way down.
If you want memory for ps1 games, purchase a memory card. if u want a cheap one just wait for prices to go down, because memory card prices will go down faster than a new psp with the same size memory built in would. Internal memory is great but it might not be great if you dont want to spend a lot.
those are the minimum main things that i think should be done
other than that
Webcam built in would be sick.
A bit slimmer?
No pop out disk loader
ehh with all that i'd get it day it came out.
+some great games are up for release in future
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