Not only that, people will actually buy it too

good one, leo!

but i am also surprised by Sony's $100 price cut to make PS3 only $50 more than PSPgo.

maybe Sony's priority now is selling more PS3 so more developers will be willing to make games for it.

PSP's software lineup is fantastic for the next 12 months, and that's not including minis.

@Darth

Me too! Obviously I don't know what Sony are going to do with regards to pricing but I'm just pointing out that even though the launch price is very high it's not necessarily dead before it even comes to market. I hope it succeeds as I'd like to see a real shift towards digital distribution for games (in my opinion it's the only way developers are going to survive with the increasing dev costs in each generation).

This is far different than the ps3 situation....you dont go from expensive to cheap and then back to expensive with the same product.....its like the slim lauching at $600.

It's more like selling a PS3 slim without blu-ray drive for $600.

it is a bit of a WTF! moment for sony... they like to take 1 step forward then 2 steps back

There's a lot of hate for the PSP GO.

Am I the only one excited about minis?

I wanted a PSP but the 3000 is too big and I don't like the idea of having to carry around UMDs.


Also, the price isn't really that bad. It's $50 more then a DSi but it's so much better for me. It'll have games suited to my tastes, and it'll eventually have that comic book reader.

There's always the chance that if I actually see it first hand I could find things wrong with it, but since I haven't I can't make those kinds of conclusions.

This review is good for fact that it mentions it gets dirty easily makes it easier to choose black over white.

Believe me, I don't see the benefit of buying a Go when you can pick up a 3000 for so much less but I think enough people will to warrant Sony pricing it as they have for now. Sony are not new to this scene, they must have conducted market research and have based business models on the Go's price point. Also the Go is much more of a redesign than the Slim and I bet if the Slim had launched at $600 there would still have been people bought it in the first week! All I'm saying is that if price does prove to be a major limiting factor there is a good chance Sony can rectify the problem with a price cut.

i saw the comfort factor being an issue the minute i laid eyes on it. It has a similar design to a cheapo all-in-one device that my bro bought from geek.com, it ran NES emulators and sucked ass. You literally can't game on it for more than 15mins because of the awkward position of your hands so it comes as no surprise here.

@ Carl ..PSP Go Fuck up itself indeed

PSP 3000 for me i just hope they don't discontinue it this year lol

.... mmmm... I don't even know what to say to this...  Did you not watch the conference or read any interviews????