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Just a little trick for those of us who don't have 42" plasma televisions. I've found it very helpful to hold the PSP as close to your face as possible. In fact, the closer the better and if you get it close enough, you might even feel like your in the theather. Supplies needed: - PSP w/ movie - Chair with arm supports - Time to watch movie - Steroids to strengthen arms to hold up PSP for 2 hours - Dark room PRESTO!! Movie theater! Ok, I'm gonna stop now...[addsig]
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