So I got a PSP today.

[Twilight Wolf]

I am aware of that. I'd just rather not void my warranty/risk bricking my PSP. If I can play PS1 games officially, I'd much rather do that than potentially screw myself out of $150. (Only the older ones can do the whole custom firmware thing, so I'd have to buy one used.)

Also, it can't do everything. Have you ever seen it running Saturn games? I think not. Not enough buttons, either. How about the Dreamcast? Not that either.

[Pale Dim]

Perhaps you took that too literally...

[Pyrgusfinn]

Perhaps you took that too literally...

I concur. 

[Pale Dim]

It's not like he's saying that you can cook a turkey with a PSP.

[Hi no Seijin]

I think you're being too literal. >>

[Pale Dim]

  I'm explaining...

[Twilight Wolf]

I know, I was being literal on purpose.

It can't run Saturn games, though.

[MagmarFire]

The games I do plan on gettin are:

Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
God of War: Chains of Olympus
Final Fantasy Dissidia (When it comes out in the US)
And maybe the Final Fantasy I and II 20th anniversary collection.

Add Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep to that list, and you got yourself a Mags Thumbs-Up.

[Pale Dim]

Dissidia sounds good. If only I had a PSP.

[Gamefreak]

Well, I managed to get into my PS3's PSN name and get to my downloaded stuff from my PS3 while on my PSP last night.

I transfered my Symphony of the Night and Crash Bandicoot games over to my PSP.

Update:  I also found Final Fantasy II and Tactics: War of the Lions for 15.00 each today at a used game store.

[Pale Dim]

Sweet Deal!

[MagmarFire]

You can transfer games over to your PSP? In what way?

[Twilight Wolf]

PS1 games and some other games purchased from the PlayStation store can be transferred to a PSP system through the PS3. If you have your PSP and PS3 set up for Remote Play, you can also access those particular games on your PS3 through the PSP if you're at a Wi-Fi hotspot without transferring them over. This way, the PSP acts merely as a controller and a screen for the PS3; it doesn't do any game processing itself.

[MagmarFire]

Ah, cool! Oh, how awesome would it be if I could play The Legend of Dragoon on a PSP... *drools*

[Gamefreak]

Actually, what I did was get on the Playstation Store on my PSP.

Your PSN name is universal across all Sony game systems that use it.  After I got on the PSP Store with my Ace_Attorney PSN name, I went to my record of downloaded files under the name, and redownloaded Symphony of the Night and Crash Bandicoot 2 and 3.