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The psp go is a better deal if you only download games because it comes with a 16 gig card(goes for 60 dollars at gamestop!!!!!)
If they dropped any of those digits in the price, it would be awesome.
also, @ricochetguro if you're paying 60 bucks for a 16GB Memory card, you're doing it wrong.
also, @ricochetguro if you're paying 60 bucks for a 16GB Memory card, you're doing it wrong.
I'd have bought one by now if Sony let you download games you'd already bought on UMD. That's the thing that killed the PSPgo.
I couldn't stand switching disks anymore with the PSP. That plus the loud noise the UMD drive would make turned me away. Sold it plus all my games with it and got myself a PSPGO for $200. Haven't regretted it since. I'm also a PS+ member so my hdd + memory stick is filling quickly with games. I honestly cannot go back to UMDs
Since I'm one of the few believers that the PSP library's best games don't exceed the number 20, the PSP Go is just for me. I can take the whole library of good psp games without the need to swap discs. Also, the system is a lot lighter and smaller than PSP 3000, making it, DUH, actually portable! The PSP 3000 is awesome, but only for trips to other continents. The PSP Go is where it's at in local entertainment.
The smoke in the picture is from the Challenger accident!!!
http://technojunkie.org/berniec/challenger/challenger_explosion.jpg
http://technojunkie.org/berniec/challenger/challenger_explosion.jpg
I could'nt agree with you more.....the PSP Go should have STARTED @ $150!!!
Now, it should be about $75 if they really want them to sell.....psp 3000 is still the superior system IMHO......I'm glad I cancelled my preorder for the go and never traded in my 3000.....otherwise, I'd never have been able to play Kingdom Hearts BBS (Great Game).
Now, it should be about $75 if they really want them to sell.....psp 3000 is still the superior system IMHO......I'm glad I cancelled my preorder for the go and never traded in my 3000.....otherwise, I'd never have been able to play Kingdom Hearts BBS (Great Game).
@ricochetguro:
A 16gb mem. stick can be purchased for around $20 nowadays.....don't pay attention to retail Nazis like Gamestop......check out Amazon.
A 16gb mem. stick can be purchased for around $20 nowadays.....don't pay attention to retail Nazis like Gamestop......check out Amazon.
I was excited when they first announced PSP Go but when I managed to test it in Sony Style Center, I got disappointed. It feels "odd" holding it with my small hands. I'll stick to my old PSP 2000 until NGP comes out
i traded in a failing 2000 for a go and i been good with it. the 3000 is the better deal, but i like my go. it's little and shit. :)
Out of all the watercolors I've seen of the President and Terry Crews blowing up the Space Shuttle, that one's probably my favorite.
Lol at the Go fanboys claiming their system is better because of nonexistent problems with the original PSP.
They dropped the price down to 120 Euros (120$ in direct moon-conversion ... seriously, we're always getting ripped-off (And Australia, man, you're unlucky))in a store and it still didn't sell. Gee, I wonder why ?
Target was selling it over the summer for 200 bucks, that was the golden price for me. Gamestop over the holidays were selling the Go new for 149. I agree that Sony dithered on the Go when it first came out and thus some developers didn't bother with it at first. I think that the analog stick on the Go is much better!
If it came out at 150 I think the PSP go would have probably caught on well. It would of been more appealing to those who didnt have a psp and looking to go digital. Perhaps that a small market but its defiantly more enticing at 150, obviously.
I'd pay $150 for that header pic instead.
But really, this would only appeal to people who doesn't have a UMD collection yet (not to mention that they should prefer 100% digital distribution as well).
But really, this would only appeal to people who doesn't have a UMD collection yet (not to mention that they should prefer 100% digital distribution as well).
I've been playing P3P on my 3000 for the last few weeks and I'm impressed with the load times, but not enough to want to download everything, which is my critical factor in not caring about the Go. The only reason I bought P3P as a downloadable was because Altus was having their super awesome sale. And being cheaper than the Go, while still being able to play downloadable games? Why use Go at all?
I like having, with the addition of a 16 gig memory card, 32 gigs of storage for my videos, games, and comics. I like that it can easily and safely fit in my Dakine laptop bag in the cell phone pocket. It is also nice to have the Go be able to connect to my cell phone via bluetooth and get online. I don't require any extra case for the umds, or extra memory cards as I did have with my 3000. To be sure the Go isn't for everyone, it is not a total bust, rather an acquired taste.
I like the pspgo just never got cuz I already have a psp-3000 with a 16 gig stick. digital downloads are the way to go if you have other people in your family who have a psp. That way you can buy one copy of a game instead of 2 or 3. Ofc ourse you won't be able to play online together but there is adhoc
I have a PSP Go, which I bought brand new for $180. At the time, that was the same price as PSP 3000. I prefer the button layout of the PSP Go, and the 16 GB of onboard storage is very good, so I chose it over a PSP 3000. I don't regret this at all, since the NGP will be able to play all my downloaded games, but I can see why so many people dislike the PSP Go. I definitely would not recommend anyone to buy one unless they could get it for the same price as a PSP 3000 or cheaper.
If I can get the three game deal with that I'll certainly grab it. It'll be great for travelling in Europe, mind you if we had the European 10 game deal I'd be happier...
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