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Category: Video Games
List Price: $199.99
Buy Used: $129.95
You Save: $70.04 (35%)
New (11) Used (31) from $129.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  164 reviews
Sales Rank: 624
Platform: Sony Psp
Color: Ice Silver - Daxter Bundle
Media: Video Game
Edition: Ice Silver - Daxter Bundle
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Sony PSP
Display Size: 4.3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0.1
MPN: 98891
Model: 98891
UPC: 711719889106
EAN: 0711719889106
ASIN: B000U9TXJ0
Release Date: September 6, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: ICE SILVER PSP 2000 BUNDLE - Missing retail box. Very good condition. Daxter, Family Guy umd, and all accessories, but no memory stick duo included. Guaranteed.
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| Customer Reviews:
 fun game but too short July 16, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love the silver psp the glossy finish makes it look and feel much more luxurious.The new slim model is lighter,and gets better battery life it comes with a 1gb memory stick a family guy dvd and dexter game the game is fun but short and easy.
 Best value for the price July 4, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I chose to get this bundle because of the extras it comes with. The family guy and daxter were a nice touch even though I don't care for platform games.
I was pleased to know that it came with a 1gb memory card so I didn't have to buy it separately. That alone is a good reason to buy this bundle. Even if you don't like family guy and Daxter. Although now there are more bundles...
I was skeptical to buy another Silver hand-held console as I had a few bad experiences with them. I got the limited edition Silver GBA a few years back and the silver started to flake off with a week after I bought it revealing a grey case. It was very disappointing.
The silver PSP, however, is nothing like that. It has a nice gloss the prevents the coloring from flaking off and the actual plastic itself is silver and it's not just painted. I'm glad I picked this bundle despite my reservations on the silver coloring.
Shipped quickly and arrived just as the picture displays; safe and sound and sparkly. I love the silver.
I would recommend getting a case or skin and a Hori brand screen protector as the system can get scratched easily. I have a skin and screen protector on my system and the skin has some nasty 'picks' and scratches on it. Protect your investment.
Incredible. June 28, 2008
This is my first psp, though i own a ps3 but this is just too much. I love my psp so much. You can take it anywhere at anytime, his light weight makes it more easy to carry about and more fun to play with. The design and structure makes it very comfortable to hold and play with, the buttons are well position and the battery life is suprisingly ok, the picture quality wow! is simply incredible. This package is simply the best for me, because it came with a 1gig sony memory stick pro card which is very useful to me at present and the game Daxter and the family guy umd are very entertaining and funny because it makes me laugh alot. For now everything is intact and i am having a swell time with my psp. This is surely a good buy to me! .PSP Daxter Entertainment Pack - Ice Silver
The PSP-2000. Amazing System. June 25, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Now, first off, let me tell you. I'm a Nintendo freak. I love Nintendo, have every system, handheld and portable, from the N64 onward. I faithfully stuck with my Gamecube and ignored the super-successful PS2. I to this day have a strong disliking of the PS3, and most things Sony.
One exception to my Sony disliking. The PSP.
The reason I mentioned my Nintendo fanboyism is to show that this is not a Sony-biased review. The PSP truly is an amazing system.
The reasons I got a PSP? Mostly Skype, more in-depth games, and portable internet access without jumping through a bunch of hoops.
I'll be reviewing all the abilities and features in the PSP-2000 system. So, here I go.
The Hardware. The new PSP is much slimmer, lighter, and feels great in your hands. The entire system is glossy, as opposed to the old matte back. There are no longer those strange bulb-ish things on the back. It's flat now. The UMD Slot has beem simplified. (People have complained about it feeling cheap and flimsy. It's not that bad. Just be gentle with it, and it'll be fine) The Memory Stick slot has also been simplified. The D-Pad feels more like a D-Pad, and less like a mushy button. There are more minor changes, but I'll leave it at that. The hardware itself is great.
Now, the different parts of the software.
The main menu, AKA the XcrossMediaBar. It's looks a little intimidating at first, but it's very easy to use, and you can easily get to whatever you want to get to. The next parts will be parts of menu.
Settings. Basically, it's just the various system settings. USB Connection and Theme Settings are probably the only ones you're really use much.
Pictures. There are 2 options in this part; Camera and Memory Stick.
-There is no PSP Camera in the USA yet, so you won't be paying much attention to that function.
-For memory stick, you can keep your photos. You can set them as wallpapers, zoom, rotate them, and play slideshows.
Music. Now, the PSP has a so-so battery life of about 5-6 hours. So, really, the PSP isn't the ideal MP3 player. I use my Zune for music most of the time. But, I still do use my PSP for music when it's convenient. It has excellent playback quality, and a really nifty visual player.
Videos. I don't really use this feature as much. There can be up to 2 different options for the video menu.
-If you have a UMD Video inserted, there will be a UMD button there.
-There's also the videos you keep on the memory stick. I only have a few Coldplay music videos and some game trailers on there that I downloaded from Google Video. Though the screen resolution of the PSP is higher than the average portable media system, it still has very crisp video playback (depending on the initial quality of the video).
Games. The options here are Game Sharing, Saved Data, UMD, PSP Update, and Memory Stick.
-Now, I've never successfully used Game Sharing, so I couldn't exactly tell you what it does. I'm assuming you can send demo versions of games to friends, though.
-Saved data can show you all the games you've saved.
-UMD only appears when a UMD disk is in the system. It, of course, allows you to play games.
-PSP Update is something I promise you you'll never use. UMDs come with system updates on them. For example, Daxter comes with firmware version 2.60, whereas the current firmware (as of when this review was written) is 3.95. You'll be downloading your firmware from the PSP website.
-Memory Stick allows you to play games/demos/upgrade downloaded firmware. For example, I have 3 games on my Memory Stick. LocoRoco, echochrome, and FlOw.
Network. You can do many things with your PSP on network. LocationFree TV, Skype, Remote Play, Internet Radio, RSS Channel, and Web Brower.
-LocationFree TV allows you to connect to your LocationFree base station (If you have one) and watch TV on your PSP.
-Skype allows you to make voice calls. Free to other Skypers, pay to call landlines.
-Remote play allows you to connect your PSP to you PS3 (if you have one) for added goodies.
-Internet Radio. I love that feature. You simply install a radio (They're all listed there, and there are quite a few different versions. I reccommend Internet Radio Player 1), and you can then listen to whatever genre fits your fancy. It's excellent quality, and I've discovered many new bands with this feature.
-RSS Channel. If you love your podcasts and know where to download them, then you can start getting your favorite RSS feeds right on your PSP.
-Web Browser. A very substantial web browser. You can surf the internet rather easily. However, youtube doesn't play, and if you wanted to say, check your Facebook, Myspace or Email, prepare to wait a bit.
And that's the features of the PSP-2000. Pretty in-depth if I may say so myself. I hope this helps some people out =)
 Price is a little high, for this type of entertainment! June 19, 2008
Price is a little high for this type of entertainment, but it's fun, our son loves it. Having a hard time figuring out how to log on to the Internet, but like anything, it takes time to learn. You should get a cover for it to prevent scratching! Over all it's a great game, just think the price is a little high at 200 bucks!
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