And yet I cant see Silent Hill 2 having any of these issues.

@TriShield: IMO the CTS is far preferable to the 300, and even the SRT8 version of the 300 would be inferior to the sexy CTS-V

@Kloud: That was my second one. The first one was the damn parallel parking test.

Judging from the cars I see here, a lot of Jalopnik's readers are considerably older (and wiser?) than I.

@johnnyichiban: Incredibly jealous, that is one fucking beautiful car, pardon my french.

@F1FanMarquis: I disagree, the stock coupe Cavalier looks plain and mildly sporty with its long hood and small boot.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior? Isn't that out already? Ive been seeing that around for a good while.

Oh man, that thing is beefy. Definitely not a fit-in-your pocket kind of system. Probably just a tad smaller than the VAIO netbook.

Probably the thing that excited me most about this presser is the revelation that I, a lowly indie developer, may have actual access to this platform that doesn't involve homebrew. Which means smaller devs may have a shot at putting their stuff onto the PSP legitmately, sort of in an App Store kind of way. My biggest…

@amazingmao: I have to say, the first thing I thought about when they mentioned that the sticks were not nubs, the fact that these would (theoretically) be in your pocket made me wonder hard. The only solution I could think up was a case, which would (or should) be provided with every PSP2.

I guess all that extra space is for the PS3 they have crammed in there.

TROPHY PATCH?

Looks sexy, but how will they make it distinct from the PSP1?

What are you talking about Hirai.

So. Excited.

@Alternate: Heck, Diablo 2 for PSP2... Instant buy.

Hey, cheer up guys. Diablo 3 for PSP2.

I think a Killzone PSP2 game at launch is a big possibility.

Your Metal Gear talk is making me nervous Bash.

Judging from the size of the keyboard on that MacBook, im going to say a 15" or 13" MBP?