Reasonable said:
I think that's why the Go is actually pretty crafty. The regular PSP remains as a safety net, while the Go is really an experiment to test the waters. If it doesn' t tale off enough it doesn't matter, information learnt. Also, I think a handheld, with the acceptance of iPhone, etc. is the safer place to also try digital vs say a home console. If you think about it Sony can observe: a - continued UMD sales b - digital sales to regular PSPs c - digitial sales to Go |
Exactly, and that's what people don't get, Sony is not risking a bit with this, the Go is selling at a profit, the PSP-3000 has the DD service also and they are still supporting UMDs... This is for water testing like you say...







