The PSP Go is finally available for purchase after being announced way back at E3. But at $249 and Sony putting the kibosh on UMD transfers, is there anyone planning on buying it?
Are you going to buy a PSP Go
by
Matt Burns
on
October 1, 2009
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It’s a cool device and certainly offers a lot of “value” considering the onboard 16GB of memory, but I still think it’s too pricey.
u forgot to include the option: “nope, im sticking with old psp”
and hows the psp go’s battery compare with the DS?
That’s what I’m doing… sticking with my original PSP-1000!!!! of course it’s running M33!!
I am interested in this, but only when they get me a way to play my own games. I will not bite otherwise. *goes back to playing Love Plus on his daughter’s DS*
The design is just bland and boring and generic as all can be. The original PSP is sooo much better. Why couldn’t they have just added a damn touch screen and a second joystick?
I’ll stick to both the original and my Touch. This is nothing special at all.
At least its technically smaller, although as if that was ever even a problem?? The thing fitted perfectly into a back pocket or a bag or anything where this new one fits with the previous model.
What the hell? Where is the “Im stucking with my older PSP” option?
Why no “Sticking with older PSP” voting option????