Psp Fat And Slim

[Riza]

Can we change the batteries of the 2 different PSP's? For example, the battery of the fat one on the slim one. Or the batteries different in size?

[Major Zero]

i heard that u can pop the Fat battery into the slim but it sticks out a lot, i also heard that a 3rd party might make a door that will house the Fat battery on the slim... to it's flush... I'm thinking it'll make the slim have a little more meat on its bones... maybe not as fat as the Fat but close... how about my queston from b4?

[Jackdaripper920]

Originally Posted by vinrose67

[center]PSP LITE & SLIM

what is the difference of fat from slim?

pros of slim for me:


8. no IR port

How is dis a pro? dis is a con!! cuz without the IR port u cant use apps like universal remote...... but nice pics of comparison tho.

[vinrose67]

Originally Posted by Nosympathy

the ipod is sold without an ac adapter...so yes, if i didn't know better, i could possibly believe a psp is sold without an ac adapter.

it's an ipod not a psp kid lol!

[VeryThinPSP]

Originally Posted by Major Zero

i heard that u can pop the Fat battery into the slim but it sticks out a lot, i also heard that a 3rd party might make a door that will house the Fat battery on the slim... to it's flush... I'm thinking it'll make the slim have a little more meat on its bones... maybe not as fat as the Fat but close... how about my queston from b4?

They have already made one. You can fit the phat battery in the slim perfectly fine. It does stick out a bit....but they did make a battery cover to fix that.

[destrux]

Personally, I wish the new PSP had the same thickness as the old PSP. I can't hold the thing. The old one was small enough. Next they'll make it the size of a GB micro and only 3 year olds and elves will be able to play it without getting hand cramps. It's nice when you have to carry it in a pocket, but when you are actually playing it, it's a pain. The other thing is, why didn't they do anything with the analog stick when they were moving things around? An analog stick on the left above the direction buttons for people with thumbs that are longer than an inch would be great. True, little kids might not be able to reach it, but I have a solution for that too. Two analog sticks on the left side. I mean, redundant ones, so that kids can use the lower one, and adults can use the upper one. I have seen people add external analog sticks, but while they do improve accuracy and smoothness, they aren't any more comfortable to use. Why couldn't they just put the freakin analog stick where your thumb lays on the front of the PSP naturally. A smoother feel to the thing couldn't hurt either. If you push lightly your finger slips, too hard and it sticks. The PS2 controller doesnt do that. I mean.. they had to know that it would be the main control in 90% of games. You'd think they added it as an afterthought.

[fubar42o]

what's this wierd fascination you have with little boys, vin?