Well, I can't really answer the question the way i'd like to or I'd get banned. But let me just say this... there are certain functionalities you could lose by upgrading your PSP... If for whatever reason you had to upgrade, you'd get remote play, which means you can access your PS3 over a netowrk, or the internet. You can't play games yet, but you can stream your music and videos. If you're above average as far as computer knowledge goes, you can set up a media server from your PC and acess it through the PS3 on your PSP via remote play.

2. Depends on your taste of games, there are two excellent Burnout games for driving games, as far as fighting goes, nothing beats Tekken Dark Resurrection, you have RPGs such as FF:War of The Lions, Disgaea, you have action games like Metal Gear Portable Ops, or Killzone liberation, platformers like Ratchet and Clank, Daxter, Megaman Maverick Hunter X, meganman powered up. Puzzle games like Lumines 1 & 2. and some oddball games(which are awesome) like Exit, WTF, and Crush. There are tons of great games, but those are a few that come to mind.

You guys all seem to be far more patient than I will ever be. I went in to buy a sixaxis and resistance, and the guy at GS had the nerve to tell me I was wasting my money and that I should not have bought a ps3. I could've walked out, or defended my opinion and argued with him, but I had to set the guy straight :-P plus, something about him bothered me anyway. I believe the line that followed was somewhere along the lines of (close your eyes, kids): "Listen **** I didn't ask for your opinion, do what you're paid to do and get the **** game." There were probably another 3 customerse in there, and his co-worker. His co-worker stood there for a second contemplating running to get the manager or security or something, he thought I was gonna jump over the counter or something. He was scared **** It was great. He just turned around got the game, the look on his face was that of a little kid that just got his hand slapped for reaching into the cookie jar.

Regardless of his opinion, it really is not his job to discuss my decision with me. He is not some sort of game analyst, he's a cashier, and I expect nothing more than, "will that be all sir?" and "good day sir" from these people. I am not usually a jerk like that, and I was really just talking tough, but it got the point across. Maybe I was mean, whatever. I know he won't be doing that again though.