So I've been contemplating about whether or not I should get a PSP Go. I head off to the game store to see if (maybe) they had game demos out, and they don't.
The thing is, I noticed a pre-owned PSP Go for 50 bucks. I decided that, "Hell, it's almost as cheap as a game, so why not?". I buy it, and that's when things take a turn for awesome.
First off, I find out it wasn't used before. Ever. Apparently, someone just peeled the tape off the box and returned it, and poor Gamestop couldn't tell the difference. It was even still wrapped.
Second, it's a launch model PSP Go, and it has firmware 5.70 on it. YESH. Now I can hack it and run ISO loaders and shtuff. Can't wait.
All-in-all, I learned a lesson: "Gamestop is retarded." Now I just need to learn how to hack this bad boy.
The thing is, I noticed a pre-owned PSP Go for 50 bucks. I decided that, "Hell, it's almost as cheap as a game, so why not?". I buy it, and that's when things take a turn for awesome.
First off, I find out it wasn't used before. Ever. Apparently, someone just peeled the tape off the box and returned it, and poor Gamestop couldn't tell the difference. It was even still wrapped.
Second, it's a launch model PSP Go, and it has firmware 5.70 on it. YESH. Now I can hack it and run ISO loaders and shtuff. Can't wait.
All-in-all, I learned a lesson: "Gamestop is retarded." Now I just need to learn how to hack this bad boy.
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory