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Dual sticks is a good idea but 21% want a mobile phone built in? Why? Personally I would like at least a 8-10 hour battery and a mini hard drive or NAND flash memory of at least 4GB!
Dual Sticks for FPS would rock. I never understood why it wasn't there in the first place.
that has a UMD slot instead of a hatch, is a lot thinner, and has 8Gb of flash memory. Memory sticks are simply too expensive for most consumers to invest in, and considering the amount of content people like to put on their PSPs it only makes sense.
And uh, Bladestar? Sandisk makes memory sticks too. If you look at how small the PSP is, they had no choice but to use Memory Stick Duo. Compact flash is just WAY too big.
The dual analog stick debate is still up in the air though because it would force people to upgrade...but I think it's necessary to at least improve the analog stub before even thinking about adding a second one.
Dual analogue is not on the top of the list that's for sure. I'd like a screen protector, and have it a little more sturdier. (you know so a 6 inch drop won't kill it)
Longer battery life and with that make it so the battery won't run out even when not playing it. I took a long break from my psp and had it charged up but when I finally got back to playing it the battery was dried up and I had to recharge it. That has never happened with any of my Nintendo handhelds, I could not play one for 3 months or more and pick it up and play.
Have a UMD port but start making games on memory sticks or something. Those disc just get in the way and I'd rather have portable carts for games or have them on memory sticks, either way out with any new UMD's.
PSP2 doesn't need to be anything crazy just a psp with a little tlc