I want a PSP video game to help children in disaster areas of Japan heal

The earthquake in Japan has displaced many residents, and under makeshift tents, people need more than life supplies, and there is also the care and psychological comfort of the community.　　Children who love to play more need video games to pacify mood, according to reports, a disaster area of the little girl to reporters that she wanted the most aid is the PSP. The strong little girl named Onodera (pictured). The white paper on her hand was painted with a PSP pattern and the word "Monster Hunter" on the screen. It is written in the immature font, "my grandparents died in this earthquake, I want a PSP".　　Despite the great misfortune, the little girl still looks for hope in life with firm eyes and smiles. The picture was uploaded to the Japanese web site, and in amazement at the little girl's strength, people lamented the defeat of the Nintendo 3DS.　　At the same time, some netizens also kindly pointed out that the monster hunter with age grading system, not suitable for the little girl to play. Japan Nan SMAP member of the family is in the recent visit to the refuge in Fudao, in addition to helping to cook and other volunteer work, he also gave a group of Nintendo DS hand machine to the children. In the disaster relief, the five-member SMAP donated more than 400 million yen, up from 100 million yen to Nintendo. (Digging the shell net)