I'm pretty pissed off at Microsoft right now....

[squeeforever]

Its VERY simple. I've had my PSP completely apart before. To change the analog stick all you have to do is:

1. Pull the faceplate off via 5 screws. One on the bottom of the PSP (very visible), 2 on the right side of the back, and 2 under the battery. Theres 4 under the battery, but the 2 silver screws hold the screen cage in. Theres one black one and another black one under the bottom sticker. Remove those and pop it off.
2. Pull the two screws off the analog stick from the bottom of the faceplate, and viola! Just put back together...

Note: Be careful when putting it back together. If you over tighten one side of the faceplate, the cursor will track to one side...

Working on the PSP is rather easy. Just small parts you wanna be damn sure not to lose...

[ClodMaxx]

microsoft just sent me a shipping box for my 3 month old xbox premium. gotta send it in because it keeps freezing on startup. no red rings - just freezes.

3.....
months......
old................

[gtxracer]

Originally Posted by ClodMaxx

microsoft just sent me a shipping box for my 3 month old xbox premium. gotta send it in because it keeps freezing on startup. no red rings - just freezes.

3.....
months......
old................

Mine's not even a week old. I've gotten the single red ring 3 times, twice just today. I think it's the hard drive since it's saying ERROR 64, which is a hardware error. I'm gonna send it back to Amazon if it does it one more time.

[gtxracer]

Alright-

To hell with Microsoft!!!

I'm returning this damn thing to Amazon and getting a PS3. I just got the stupid Error 64 again and I'm tired of this. Halo 3 isn't THAT cool for me to want an Xbox. COD4 is on PS3 and Resistance is an awesome game I want to play. Plus, they just announced Resistance 2.

Microsoft can HAVE their "Elite". PS3 has free online play, Blu-Ray built in, internal power supply, Wi-Fi, and is backwards compatible all the way to PS1 games. Not only that, but it also has PSP interface.

Go Sony.