Reasonable on 05 October 2009
| bdbdbd said: Dropping the UMD drive wasn't that bad an idea guys. It did break the compatibility with the original PSP however, but considering one of the biggest issues of PSP is the UMD. What was bad in dropping the UMD off, was that Go has nothing to replace it. What's interesting is, that the games seem to be priced similarily to retail. Use 500€ on games and your Go bricks or gets stolen, that's goodbye to the games and money spent into them. |
Err. The Go does have something to replace UMD - digital download. That's the whole point with the Go. No physical media, all content purchased from PSN either directly, via PS3 or via PC.
Try to be reasonable... its easier than you think...
