You probably already know that the PSP is an incredible little device for gaming. It's slick looking, the perfect size, and very easy to use. In fact, the PSP was actually the first portable device for gaming with built in Internet capabilities. Sony came out with this new concept of being able to download demos of their latest games called PSP demo downloads. It was a way for Sony to get PSP users hooked on playing old games and at the same time allow Sony to advertise their new games.



Everyone I know keeps talking about getting these PSP demo downloads. They offer features like being able to download "extras" for your games. Things like extra weapons, levels, bonuses, characters and more. This will certainly make your old games more interesting by giving them an exciting new feel. You can download these PSP demos at the official Sony Playstation website

These demos are cool and all, but there is more to the PSP than just PSP demo downloads. These demo games are the shortened version of the real game, but it allows users to test drive new games before you decide to buy. Nothing is worse than forking out big bucks for a game the looks cool, but turns out to be a dud. Great concept by Sony right? Yes and no...

The big problem with these demos is the fact that there are so many websites that offer the full game now that you can download for free. There are dozens of websites offering free PSP downloads. The only catch (and of course there is a catch, nothing in life is really free) is that you have to pay a one time membership fee in order to use their service to download the games. This one time fee is incredibly inexpensive for what you are getting, when you think about the ability to download any PSP game any time you want it. And they are constantly adding more and more game titles to their sites.

So the bottom line is, you can keep downloading the demos and play the shortened games for free or you can enjoy the endless download possibilities of one of the free PSP download sites.

There are dozens of sites that offer this service, but beware that not all sites are created equal. Do your homework and pick the right site.