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Grimes on 24 September 2009

They should have just been honest from the start and told the truth instead of leading people on. For crying out loud, they can't even be honest now after all that has happened.



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jefforange89 on 24 September 2009

It's almost as if they're trying to one-up the 600$ launch price for the PS3 with the PSP Go. >_>



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DaBuddahN on 24 September 2009

The Kiosk idea is not a bad one. But if they don't get the implemented, or some comparable solution, I see the PSP Go! failing epically.



Grimes on 24 September 2009
DaBuddahN said:
The Kiosk idea is not a bad one. But if they don't get the implemented, or some comparable solution, I see the PSP Go! failing epically.

This was never a very realistic plan in the first place. The amount of cost and hassle of such a system would have been enormous, both for Sony and retail stores.



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Bladeforce on 24 September 2009

Anybody actually cared about UMD? lol



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