Well error happen, like I posted previously I thought he was talking about a thread I already read about the first week numbers. Thats also why I said I was sorry to him...

Edit: and next time im wrong, just post me a link instead of saying im ignorant lol

I agree lolstopable. PSP doesnt have a Good library. Most of the games you can get it on home consoles. Sony failed on making a handheld.

Thats how all handhelds are, mini consoles. And psp has a great library 

@jer cutter

That is actually right. It did screw up my post and I can't use any of (the now standard on most sites) text editor stuff. I can't quote posters, can't create threads, or message people, some sites have improved to the point the PS3 only gets the "your browser is not supported or out of date".

I dislike pc games. Keyboard and mouse controls are not comfortable to me. I just wish Sony would get off their ass and update the damn thing.

Having my PS3 replace most of my other devices is becoming an inconvenience. Which I find very ironic for a machine that "Only Does Everything".

BAZINGA!

Well the PSP Go without a UMD drive gets about the same battery life as a PSP 3000 with a UMD drive.

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2009/06/psp-go-battery-life-discussed-new-cables-confirmed.ars

"We have adopted an embedded battery to realise a smaller and lighter PSP system," Grant explained, leaving out the boost this design decision gave to anti-piracy measures. "The battery life is equivalent with the current models meaning approximately 3 to 6 hours for gameplays and approximately 3 to 5 hours for playing back videos."

Though if they did want to relaunch the Go with a UMD drive they would have to include a better battery otherwise it would perform even worse compared to the 3000 if they were both equipped with UMD drives.

No. They were that.

Now they are something else. Except the PSP.

drop it to $99 and around £79 as the system is cheap as chips for them and sales will BOOM! any money they loose will be made back off the store anyway
the PSP needs a price drop anyway its been at its current price for years and if they want good sales they need to drop the price.
with massive marketing (world wide) and the very attractive price it wont beat DS but there is a possibility os PSP hitting 100mil before its done.

but its sony...so $175/ £179 probs......move along people...sony dont want mass market they want debt

What, exactly, is a 'relaunch'? Is that just industry speak for 'we're going to try advertising harder'? It's already out. They can't make any more out than it already is.

Or they could create a handheld with some decent security and not as accessable to PC's.

The DS isn't any different from the psp. Console games on a smaller scale, having a touch screen doesn't change that fact.