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7/17/2006 8:35:19 AM
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I just got one and like 5 good games. My screen hazs about 20 dead pixels and the games are already broken. I sugest not buying a PSP!
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I just got one and like 5 good games. My screen hazs about 20 dead pixels and the games are already broken. I sugest not buying a PSP!
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8/3/2006 1:40:44 PM
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Exactly why you should have gotten a DS. Nintendo makes very firm and strong game systems. Games don't break or scratch easily and the games are a whole whack of FUN :P
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ps. get mario kart ds for ds if you don't have it. it's a great game! online is awesome!
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Exactly why you should have gotten a DS. Nintendo makes very firm and strong game systems. Games don't break or scratch easily and the games are a whole whack of FUN :P
kk
ps. get mario kart ds for ds if you don't have it. it's a great game! online is awesome!
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8/3/2006 8:19:50 PM
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Um not to be rude or anything but I've seen more dead pixels on ds' than on psps. I have no dead pixels, games work great, everything it good! My friend has a ds with dead pixels....
anyway i guess yours is just a big time defect and if you havnt already exchanged it then do!
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Um not to be rude or anything but I've seen more dead pixels on ds' than on psps. I have no dead pixels, games work great, everything it good! My friend has a ds with dead pixels....
anyway i guess yours is just a big time defect and if you havnt already exchanged it then do!
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8/3/2006 8:32:22 PM
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Wow. It's realy hard to break a PSP game (or the PSP for that matter) with out takeing care of it. You must not treat your things with care for that to happen. Or did you just take the games out of the white plastic case. If so, you brought that uppon your self. Plus I'm sure they are just stuck pixles. You can fix thoes with a video to get them unstuck. Also, just stop the DS/PSP wars! They are both equal.
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Wow. It's realy hard to break a PSP game (or the PSP for that matter) with out takeing care of it. You must not treat your things with care for that to happen. Or did you just take the games out of the white plastic case. If so, you brought that uppon your self. Plus I'm sure they are just stuck pixles. You can fix thoes with a video to get them unstuck. Also, just stop the DS/PSP wars! They are both equal.
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8/3/2006 11:19:02 PM
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For some reason, I have a hard time believing 59672... 20 dead pixels on the screen is less likely than you winning the lottery. Anyway, if there were the RARE case that that would've happened, the store that you bought it from will gladly exchange it.
About the five games...Maybe you're just careless or clumsy...I had about three to five games since the PSP's launch and they all work perfectly. Plus, the casing around the UMDs will prevent the disk from damage...I don't know about you guys, but I smell a liar...
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For some reason, I have a hard time believing 59672... 20 dead pixels on the screen is less likely than you winning the lottery. Anyway, if there were the RARE case that that would've happened, the store that you bought it from will gladly exchange it.
About the five games...Maybe you're just careless or clumsy...I had about three to five games since the PSP's launch and they all work perfectly. Plus, the casing around the UMDs will prevent the disk from damage...I don't know about you guys, but I smell a liar...
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8/17/2006 5:48:23 PM
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what are "dead pixels"?
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what are "dead pixels"?
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8/23/2006 12:35:43 PM
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Max345>>> LCD screens are made up of millions of little dots called "pixels". Dead pixels are pixels that don't move and are usually black, red, or green and they're pretty much stuck like that permanently.
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Max345>>> LCD screens are made up of millions of little dots called "pixels". Dead pixels are pixels that don't move and are usually black, red, or green and they're pretty much stuck like that permanently.
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