As mentioned earlier, this is a complete storage system. The hardbody case not only has several pockets, but several mini cases to house the individual components of your system. Inside the case is a hollow cavity with mesh which can easily take the power supply, video cables, and any other bulky part of your system. This cavity can be hidden away with a Velcro fabric plate, so this stuff doesn’;t fall out every time you open the case.
Mini component cases and hidden cable cavity
The other half of the case is separated by a black fabric media page that can accommodate 8 UMD games. Underneath this page are three smaller cases for the PSP unit (with a small pocket for MemorySticks), headphones, and a small UMD pocket. Each mini case has a Velcro backing which adheres each case to the inside of the main case. Each case is lined with fabric so everything slips in and out without scratches.
Most users will probably use the PSP part of the case the most, which does not have room for extra UMD games, as other ‘all-in-one’; compact cases offer. More and more people are forgoing UMDs in favour of downloaded games on large capacity MemorySticks, so this may not be a big issue.
UMD page pockets and hidden cavity for extra cables
Overall this is a nice system, especially if you like to keep things organized. With this Complete case you can keep everything in one place, and pull individual components out as you need them. Each of the components can be easily removed if you want to take things on the go, like slipping into your backpack or laptop bag. I’;ve used several PSP cases, and this is easily the most versatile while offering a good amount of protection.
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