Handheld collection slowly coming together

Why would you put the EZ Flash IV in an original shell? That would pretty much remove the possibility of changing rom files over at any time, or replacing the SD card.

If you have a PSP 3000 then the GO doesn't really offer alot except for a different design and new cable requirements. It is a neat console yes, but I'd personally sit on a 3000 if I already had one.

What are you actually missing in your collection that you really want that isn't a hardware revision? (Not PSP Go or Gameboy Micro or anything like that)

[quote name='elgarta' timestamp='1334114878'] Why would you put the EZ Flash IV in an original shell? That would pretty much remove the possibility of changing rom files over at any time, or replacing the SD card. If you have a PSP 3000 then the GO doesn't really offer alot except for a different design and new cable requirements. It is a neat console yes, but I'd personally sit on a 3000 if I already had one. What are you actually missing in your collection that you really want that isn't a hardware revision? (Not PSP Go or Gameboy Micro or anything like that) [/quote]
I modify the shell to allow for the card slot. I want to bother with the replacement in the first place, partially to give the cart an official look, partially due to the original flash card having questionable smells.

Someone I know bricked his PSP, so I essentially gave him mine. I still want my own PSP, though.

I consider my main hardware collection complete, though I am thinking about a Dreamcast.