Is this your answer to the disc flying out of the psp?

trying to make a point here srry if you dont get it...

Squall Leonhart said:

trying to make a point here srry if you dont get it...

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Its a horrible point.

You know you can calibrate the stylus in the system settings?

I can do that right now.

Man, Sony fanboys will try anything.

Thats also on a demo unit.

Ive come across about three with busted touch screens.

This would be like me saying the PS2, GC, and Xbox pads were all shit quality because the demo units have shitty pads.

You have to tap the menu icons to start them. Just putting your stylus on them won't do it. If this person had lifted the stylus when the icon was white it would have activated. You can put your finger or stylus down on any game's menus and move around like that to get no reaction. Touch and release. The system is smart enough to know when your finger is still on the screen.

You can also notice that the white spot on the screen is the active area. Like Tonk said, it just needs calibrated. This is one of those things that would only fool someone who does not have a DS already.

*waits for sony to make a psp2 with touch screen*

i wouldnt be surprised if they did it....

Boo.

*sighs* in the end i bet the gba will still outsell the ds and psp and the only reason nintendo is still alive is because of there long running of handheld systems hands down..

Squall Leonhart said:

trying to make a point here srry if you dont get it...

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If you don't tap the menu it doesn't start. I could do this for you in five seconds by intentionally setting the calibration wrong and rubbing the screen like that.

What a load of malarky.

P.S. Gamespot says they can get the UMD to shoot out.

P.P.S. Can't wait to see how the screens of PSP demo units look.

jethrek said:

P.P.S. Can't wait to see how the screens of PSP demo units look.

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$20 says the screen is protected...