Not exactly gaming literate

[soc_puppet]

SO. Guess who just got a secondhand PSP for ~70 USD - that has a broken joystick thing (still usable) and came with no instruction manual/charger cord? And also bought no games?

Yeah. That'd be me ^^a

Anyone wanna be super helpful for me and give me a basic run-down? I've got it connected to my apartment's wireless already, so that's one step down, but I'm guessing the second is either going to be "Get a gorram charger for the removable battery, since the one for the device doesn't seem to be doing much," or "Get a memory card that's more than 32 MB for the love of pancakes." Failing that, recommendations for not-entirely-expensive games and the like would be A+

(I did get a PSP/DS/DSi charger at Best Buy on the way home, but I can't for the life of me tell if it's doing anything yet. Either they all come with a removable internal battery, or I just saved ~40 USD, but I have no experience and cannot tell. Help would be much appreciated.)

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[dagronrat.livejournal.com]

My sister has the PSP in my family, not me alas, so I have no useful advice. Sorry. ;_;

Though I did get her lots of PSP games really cheap for christmas from a second hand games shop. Try one of those and see what you fancy?

[soc_puppet]

Yeah, second hand stores are definitely my preference, though I wouldn't say no if I found something new that was cheap and also not terrible.