The PSP Go has officially been on sale for about a week, and early signs suggest weaker than expected sales for the device. The good news is that the launch of the PSP Go was eclipsed by the massive success of Sony's new PS3 Slim (which managed to sell an astonishing one million units in just three weeks). However the bad news is that it will probably take the PSP Go significantly longer to reach one million units sold.
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I will not support Sony on a new hand held. I bought the original PSP. Now they are just milking us. Everyone.. I repeat, EVERYONE asked for a dual thumb-stick and they ignored us. No one should buy this until they respect the request of their base. We all know that if they would've added a thumb-stick to the right side it would be selling like hot cakes. Everyone i know would've traded up for the extra stick.
where are the expected numbers? this device is not meant to replace the 3000 but help bolster the sale of the PSP overall.
The media want this to fail like the Republicans want Obama to fail.
They made the screen smaller and didn't add a second analog stick and they are expecting good sales when it's $250?????
No sir...I'm not an idiot to buy this thing. I rather buy another PS3 so if something happens with the current one I can just switch.
...is not as desirable as the IPod touch which is at a similar price point. I don't think the Go is even as desirable as the PSP-3000 given that it sports a bigger screen.
Sony has got the Go all wrong. It should have been price similar to the PSP-3000, the 3000 should have had a price cut and the downloaded versions of the game should have been much, much cheaper and not more expensive than retail.