Let's be honest: The PSP has room for improvement. The existing PSP is a slick device, but overlarge and saddled with an aging UMD drive that adds bulk and a battery-draining disc.
Enter the PSP Go, a much smaller, sexier device that drops the UMD, adds 16 GB of flash RAM and Bluetooth, and compresses the older PSP's brick-like form factor to a narrower, sleeker size and shape. Sure, the screen is a little smaller, and Sony didn't add a second analog stick or touchscreen. It's also a touch pricey, weighing in at $249 (expect that price to drop to $199 rapidly as RAM prices fall). But taken for what it is, the PSP Go is a huge success.
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The PSP GO seems really cool to me and I would love to get one but I'm kind of torn. I have an original PSP with about 20 games and if I get a PSP go I won't even be able to play those games at all.
It would be nice if Sony offered something through Gamestop or a similar store where you could trade in hard copies of your games for digital copies to put on your PSP GO. If something like that happened I might consider getting one. Otherwise, I will stick with my original fatty and wait until the true PSP 2 comes.
I think it is finally time for me to get a PSP. I have an iPod Touch and play games on that and I didn't ever feel like there were many games on PSP that I would play. I just watched the Sony Keynote at E3 and have decided that I will be spending a lot of money on games this Christmas. And just for the record, $250 is not too much money. The original PSP was that much when it came out and the PSP Go is way cooler with more features (not to mention a 16 GB storage system inside!).
yeah,allthough ima be buying it one day one it launches,i allready know,just like the article said,that the price will drop allmost instantly... like a month afterwards or a little more.
but im a must have type of dude wen it comes to sony and technology.
Sony overprices almost everything of their's.
but if you want future proof then you want SONY.
I like it.. For a person that has been on the fence about a PSP for the last year.. The UMDless smaller Go is just right.. I couldnt find myself.. hauling lil umds everywhere..
I agree they shouldve added an analog stick. This is something all hardcore gamers want. Hes got a point too with no touch screen no casual gamers are going to buy. So they are just getting the inbetween market.