Just had a look at that and glad I did. When we went abroad this year, we almost bought a couple of psps home for our boys as they were alot cheaper.

However we decided at the last minute to hang fire as would they operate with the games from our country.

Just found the article to my question on that web site- so now will know not to consider when we go again

Thanx for the link

Sunseeker

Whilst in Tenerife at Christmas we bought our son a PSP. All the shops there sold English versions of the game as well as other languages, and they are fine to use with games bought in the UK. The only downside is the games we have bought here are at least 25% more expensive than those in Tenerife.

Regards Jackie

Oh so infact it is ok to buy one abroad then?

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