The PSP Go is a nice device, but if you are looking to use the camera a lot (for example for Invizimals), you will need an additional adapter if you want to play it with the PSP go.
The Minis you can play on the PSP Go are also available on the PSP 3000 so that's not an issue.
The main issue is this: if you are someone who keeps looking for the cheapest available option in games, don't go for the PSP Go. Seeing how everything is downloadable, Sony is controlling the flow, meaning that they decide the price and it'll be almost impossible to find games cheaper than what sony is putting out there (especially since you won't be able to play UMD versions). Only if stores go below the price on the "specific game vouchers", you'll be able to make a buck on a game. Don't forget that selling games again, is also a no no.
If you really want a PSP and you have money to burn and don't care about selling games again and want a nice, slick design, go for the psp go. If you want to be able to spend as much money on as many games as possible, go for the PSP 3000 (and accept its bulkiness compared to the psp go)
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