@Nuri

I bought a Psp-2000 so I could play my games on the tv. This is not as great as it sounds and I've only used it once. The screen was cropped and it really looked grainy because my tv is 37 inches. The screen on the psp-3000 is supposedly messed up. The only thing that worries me about the GO is how am I going to get my UMD's on it? Also, is 16gb going to be enough space? The price is rough too, but I think since I'm a gadget whore, I will buy one at launch. If I had to choose between a 3000 and a GO, the GO gets my vote.

we can have a pspGO with 48 gigs of storage. sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet

@Xiru

Ah, though my TV isn't as big (only about 20~21 inches) I wonder if the same effect will be had on it? Though I am also concerned about getting my UMDs on the go, worse comes to worse I'd probably just buy the ones I play most frequently again onto the Go if I indeed get it. 16 Gbs also seems like enough seeing as games range from about 400 to about 1.4 (or 1.6 gb) if I recall. So roughly maybe 8 games or less can be the maximum on the Go. If I'm remembering correctly that is. So it seems like it would be a good idea to have games saved on the go and a card for game saves I suppose.

I wonder how the shoulder button feels like...

Is why this thing isn't releasing right now or this year even.
It's completely tangible and working so what's with the hold up?

Just look at all the people playing with the demo models, it's seems to be a finished product.

I have so many ideas for the thing already, i kinda want to make it into a console since PS3 controllers can be paired with it and it, like the newer psps, has a video out. I REALLY want a lot of those psp games on my tv and with the PS3 controller as an option now i really see this being useful.

@Nuri

I share you EXACT, to the friggin "T", sentiments. I also have a launch psp (bought it the second day) and always wanted video out but the recent psps havn't seemed worth it. My psp is also hacked so i dont mind having a second one for official games. I barely have ANY umds so i don't mind the Go being digital only as thats what i've been use to for years.

I Really want to play Dragon Hunter, Dissidia and Dante's Inferno ( and a good number of others) on my 32in hdtv, i figure 480p will look fine on that.

"Is why this thing isn't releasing right now or this year even.
It's completely tangible and working so what's with the hold up?

Just look at all the people playing with the demo models, it's seems to be a finished product. "

Maybe they're still in the production line? They need to create at least 1,000,000 of these things to spread across the whole world.

Yeah, Though thinking it over I'll probably end up trading in my launch for the 3000 Dissidia bundle. I went over toward the Capcom message board and asked if their had been any plans for Monster Hunter United on the PSN store, as of now no word. With Monster Hunter drawing ever near I'll just throw my $10.00 pre-order down on it and get it later. Though I will admit if Capcom says anything I'd be all over it.

Also I barely have any UMDs just as well, a total of four right now so getting it wouldn't be to much of a hit for me either; though I just wish Sony and some third parties would have stated some more information about putting their current and past titles on the store.

I got 3.

They said at the sony conference that "All psp games from this point on (or upon release of the go) will be released digitally as well as on UMD." So Im about %99.9 positive a hit franchise like Monster Hunter will make its way to the digital store. They might even be cheaper than tangible disc, but i doubt it. I also think this, adding psp more games to the store, is part of the reason it isn't releasing sooner. Along with production time.

@ people who think it cost too much
16Gbs: get a psp-1000/2000/3000 model and a 16Gb pro duo card and tell me whats the better deal?

@people who think 16Gbs is not enough
You can store the games on your PS3 (if you have one) and even re-download games if you need to delete some to make space. I wish they had allowed SD or M2 though, SD has the best price and highest limit for a flash memory card.

@FamilyGuy

Yeah I saw a few on their that I saw at Gamestop and remember back when the PSP first launched. The only thing that really gets me from getting the PSP Go is. Do I really want to wait all the way till october to play Dissidia and Monster Hunter? I mean if they haven't hit the PSN Store at that time either it's going to be a big problem for me, and since I'll be at college all day every weekday I'll need something to play :p!