specialops787 on 01 October 2009
| inverted3reality said: Mine: Perfect price point: It is an infinitely higher quality machine when compared to other handhelds, the build is superb. 16gb internal memory is loads, its so freaking sleak. Analog Stick: way way way way way way way way way better than the psp-3000. Its like a dream to use. Other buttons: Incredible quality, controls like a dream. Shoulder buttons are the best I've ever seen on a handheld. Ergonomics: I have massive hands, feels amazing. fits perfectly, buttons are in the proper place. I Screen: Phenominal. I don't know what kind of wizardy sony used but the color and vibrance just jumps out of the machine. Basically, this is the best hardware value to price range you can get. (Though, the PSP-3000 is a massive improvement over even the DSi in terms of HARDWARE, we're not talking about software, and of course, 3000 only.) The PSPgo is the handheld king. It's the perfect size, has far more features, has fully integrated PSN, media go, awesome sound/movie streaming, battery life is great if you dim the screen. All sony needs to do is promote software. And with quiet possibly the best games lineup of any existing hardware platform, I can see great things. I would of paid 299$ for this. Considering an iPhone is 599$ and the psp go is a far superior piece of technology. |
Good points from someone who seems to actually own a PSP GO?
I forgot about the internal memory so at least that is an upgrade from the 3000. Don't think that memory makes it worth $80 more though.
But now that I think about it. The ipod touch 8GB is $190 and plays all the same games as iphone. I think I would consider the PSP GO worth $60 more than that. Maybe the price isn't so bad afterall.
